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    This document examines the step response of a transfer function. The transfer function is a third order function that relates the output amplitude to the input over time. The graph shows the output amplitude starts at 0, increases quickly initially, and levels off around 1.6 as it approaches steady state over 60 seconds of time.

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    This document examines the step response of a transfer function. The transfer function is a third order function that relates the output amplitude to the input over time. The graph shows the output amplitude starts at 0, increases quickly initially, and levels off around 1.6 as it approaches steady state over 60 seconds of time.

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    Step Response of A Given Transfer Function

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    This document examines the step response of a transfer function. The transfer function is a third order function that relates the output amplitude to the input over time. The graph shows the output amplitude starts at 0, increases quickly initially, and levels off around 1.6 as it approaches steady state over 60 seconds of time.

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    Step Response of a given Transfer Function

    2
    1.8

    T.F=

    1280
    -----------------------------------s3 + 23 s2 + 62 s + 1320

    1.6

    Amplitude

    1.4
    1.2
    1
    0.8
    0.6
    0.4
    0.2
    0

    10

    20

    30
    Time (seconds)

    40

    50

    60

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