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    This document contains the code to plot the root locus of a transfer function. The transfer function is defined as 8.16 divided by s(s+3)((s^2)*2*s+2). The code defines the numerator and denominator coefficients, creates a transfer function object, and uses the rlocus command to plot the root locus with a grid overlay.

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    This document contains the code to plot the root locus of a transfer function. The transfer function is defined as 8.16 divided by s(s+3)((s^2)*2*s+2). The code defines the numerator and denominator coefficients, creates a transfer function object, and uses the rlocus command to plot the root locus with a grid overlay.

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    This document contains the code to plot the root locus of a transfer function. The transfer function is defined as 8.16 divided by s(s+3)((s^2)*2*s+2). The code defines the numerator and denominator coefficients, creates a transfer function object, and uses the rlocus command to plot the root locus with a grid overlay.

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    %Plot the ROOT LOCUS of the following open loop TF

    %G(s).H(s)=8.16/(s*(s+3)*((s^2)*2*s+2))
    clc;
    clear all;
    close all;
    num=[0 0 0 0 8.16];
    den=[1 5 8 6 0];
    a=tf(num,den);
    rlocus(a)
    grid on;

    Published with MATLAB® R2016b

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