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Control Systems: A Solved Problem on the Concept of Dominant Pole of a System
Topics discussed:
1. GATE EC 2007 Problem based on the Concept of Dominant Pole.

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1:10
Let me know who got 'c' as answer.
I was confused for rest of video.
We were played. 😂🙏

ojhamridul
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crystal clear as usual! kudo Neso academy!!

TheChargingCap
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Sir plz do vedios on c++ and python sir.and thank you very much for ur helping nature to all category people

insanebatchmemoriesbunch
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Solved problem? More like "More videos? Let me go watch 'em!" Thanks again for making and sharing so much great stuff.

PunmasterSTP
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Why you removed 5 on numerator.... Only (s=-5) was insignificant pole

theprophetspath
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Please make some videos on compensation networks.

ChandanKumar-puwz
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DC gain of =5/((s+5)(s²+s+2))
Also TF after neglecting insignificant pole.
Thanks in advance.

cgogoi
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You call it the transfer function, meaning the Open loop transfer function? It always gets me confused whether it is the Open-loop or the closed-loop that is being considered.

arnfinos
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In the neso academy app in fuel can i get full course of data structure .reply me please 🙏
In c and CPP.

aaka
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Hey for (s+5) the pole is -5 and for (s-0.5) it should be 0.5. But u took -0.5 as pole. Can u tell why u took -0.5 as the pole instead of 0.5 ????

vigneshkannar
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After removal of the term(s+5) how the DC gain become 1?
If anybody know the solution of please let me know
Thanks

zahidansari
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Why are you comparing the ratio to 4? Where did u get 4 from?

risingking
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How did the numerator change from 5 to 1?

peterumezinwa
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Please resume aptitude videos lecture waiting here. Please sir.:)

mohansai