A. 180° – phase lag
B. Phase lag – 180°
C. Phase lag + 180°
D. Phase lag + 90°
Related Mcqs:
- Typical specifications for design stipulates the gain margin and phase margin to be respectively__________________?
A. > 1.7 and > 30°
B. 30°
C. < 1.7 and 1.7 and < 30° - The frequency response of a dynamic element shows a constant magnitude ratio at all frequencies. The element exhibits a negative phase shift at all frequencies. The absolute value of the phase shift increases linearly with frequency. The element has the transfer function ?
A. e-ηS
B. (T1S + 1)/(T2S + 1)
C. (T1S/(T2S + 1)
D. (T1S + 1)/(T2S - Gain margin is equal to the_________________?
A. Amplitude ratio
B. Reciprocal of amplitude ratio
C. Gain in P controller
D. Gain in P-I controller - The deflection in diaphragm (which is used as pressure sensor in pneumatic and electronic instruments) is dependent on the metal thickness, its diameter D. and shape & number of corrugations. Its deflection is proportional to_______________?
A. d
B. d2
C. d3
D. d4 - A negative gain margin expressed in decibels means a/an ____________ system?
A. Stable
B. Unstable
C. Critically damped
D. None of these - The frequency response of a first order system, has a phase shift with lower and upper bounds given by________________?
A. – ∞, π/2
B. -π/2, π/2
C. -π/2, 0
D. 0, π/2 - Phase lag of the sinusoidal response of a first order system is _________________?
A. 120°
B. 30°
C. 180°
D. 90° - Phase lag of the frequency response of a second order system to a sinusoidal forcing function______________?
A. Is 30°
B. Is 90° at the most
C. Approaches 180° asymptotically
D. Is 120° - A first order system with a time constant of 1 min is subjected to frequency response analysis. At an input frequency of 1 radian/min, the phase shift is______________?
A. 45°
B. -90°
C. -180°
D. -45° - The time constant of a unity gain, first order plus time delay process is 5 min. If the phase lag at a frequency of 0.2 rad/min is 60°, then the dead time (in minutes) is________________?
A. 5π/12
B. π/6
C. π/12
D. π/3