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I am trying to figure out the nyquist plot of the transfer function $$G(s)=frac{expbig(-Tsbig)}{s}$$ but I cannot plot it in neither python nor wolfram alpha. I have figured out that the plot of $ dfrac{1}{s} $ is
but I can't seem to plot the exponential for the $G(s)$ I have stated. I also worked out the math for the $displaystylefrac{1}{s}$ nyquist plot but I don't know what I should do for exponential transfer functions. Any ideas?
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I am trying to figure out the nyquist plot of the transfer function $$G(s)=frac{expbig(-Tsbig)}{s}$$ but I cannot plot it in neither python nor wolfram alpha. I have figured out that the plot of $ dfrac{1}{s} $ is
but I can't seem to plot the exponential for the $G(s)$ I have stated. I also worked out the math for the $displaystylefrac{1}{s}$ nyquist plot but I don't know what I should do for exponential transfer functions. Any ideas?
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I am trying to figure out the nyquist plot of the transfer function $$G(s)=frac{expbig(-Tsbig)}{s}$$ but I cannot plot it in neither python nor wolfram alpha. I have figured out that the plot of $ dfrac{1}{s} $ is
but I can't seem to plot the exponential for the $G(s)$ I have stated. I also worked out the math for the $displaystylefrac{1}{s}$ nyquist plot but I don't know what I should do for exponential transfer functions. Any ideas?
graphing-functions
edited Jan 30 at 17:09
El borito
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asked Jan 30 at 17:02
Maverick98Maverick98
967
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I am trying to figure out the nyquist plot of the transfer function $$G(s)=frac{expbig(-Tsbig)}{s}$$ but I cannot plot it in neither python nor wolfram alpha. I have figured out that the plot of $ dfrac{1}{s} $ is
but I can't seem to plot the exponential for the $G(s)$ I have stated. I also worked out the math for the $displaystylefrac{1}{s}$ nyquist plot but I don't know what I should do for exponential transfer functions. Any ideas?
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asked Jan 30 at 17:02
Maverick98Maverick98
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edited Jan 30 at 17:09
El borito
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Maverick98Maverick98
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El borito
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edited Jan 30 at 17:09
El borito
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