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    The document describes the behavior of a control system at different values of the proportional gain (Kc). For Kc < 0.1, the system is unstable with a slow response time. For 1 < Kc < 10 and 30 < Kc < 50, the system is stable with a fast response time and the graph is critically damped with no oscillations.

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    The document describes the behavior of a control system at different values of the proportional gain (Kc). For Kc < 0.1, the system is unstable with a slow response time. For 1 < Kc < 10 and 30 < Kc < 50, the system is stable with a fast response time and the graph is critically damped with no oscillations.

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    KMU 417 Midterm 2 Q2 Salih Can İnce 21725261

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    The document describes the behavior of a control system at different values of the proportional gain (Kc). For Kc < 0.1, the system is unstable with a slow response time. For 1 < Kc < 10 and 30 < Kc < 50, the system is stable with a fast response time and the graph is critically damped with no oscillations.

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    a) Kc<0.1: Oscillation is not observed. System is unstable.

    System acted like open-


    loop system. Response time is slowly.
    b) 1<Kc<10: Oscillation is not observed. System is stable. Response time is fast. The
    graph is critically damped.
    c) 30<Kc<50: Oscillation is not observed. System is stable. Response time is fast. The
    graph is critically damped.

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