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Consider the following system in the attached file.

Where
Gc(s)= 10 for P controller
= 10(1+1/s) for PI controller
= 10(1+s+1/s) for PID controller

Draw the response of the system for P, PI and PID controller using Simulink.

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Consider the following system

Where
Gc(s)= 10 for P controller
= 10(1+1/s) for PI controller
= 10(1+s+1/s) for PID controller

Draw the response of the system for P, PI and PID ...

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