What is the Steady State Tracking Error in Control Systems?

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Steady state tracking error in control systems is crucial for understanding system performance. The discussion revolves around a specific example involving the transfer functions G(s), D(s), and Td(s). A participant expresses confusion over obtaining a steady state value of 3300, while they calculated 2156 for K. The importance of using natural units and converting degrees to radians is emphasized, highlighting a common mistake in interpreting values. Clarifying these calculations is essential for accurate analysis in control systems.
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I am trying to understand steady state tracking error. I was looking over one of the example problems in my textbook and this is what it said:

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G(s) = (-1)/(100(s^2-10.791))
D(s) = K(s+5)/(s+10)
Td(s) = 1/s as it states above

I don't understand how they got the value 3300... I got 2156 when solving for K
 
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Always use natural units; Convert 0.1° to radians.
 
thank you! i thought the degree sign was a 0 this whole time -___-
 

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