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The block diagram of a control system of a joint in a robot arm is shown in Figure P6-7. This system is discussed in Section 1.6. Let T = 0.1 s and D(z) = 1. Evaluate C(z) if the input is to command a 20 degree step in the output and K = 10. Note that the system input must be a step function with an amplitude 1.4 V. Why? The block diagram of a control system of a joint in a robot arm is shown in Figure P6-7. This system is discussed in Section 1.6. Let T = 0.1 s and D(z) = 1. Evaluate C(z) if the input is to command a 20 degree step in the output and K = 10. Note that the system input must be a step function with an amplitude 1.4 V. Why?

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