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    Reduce The Block Diagram Shown in To A Single Transfer Function

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    The document discusses reducing a block diagram to a single transfer function by finding the equivalent transfer function T(s)=C(s)/R(s) for the system shown. It defines key terms used for this process such as loop gain, forward-path gain, non-touching loops, and non-touching loop gain which are elements of the signal flow graph and Mason's rule used to derive the transfer function.

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    The document discusses reducing a block diagram to a single transfer function by finding the equivalent transfer function T(s)=C(s)/R(s) for the system shown. It defines key terms used for this process such as loop gain, forward-path gain, non-touching loops, and non-touching loop gain which are elements of the signal flow graph and Mason's rule used to derive the transfer function.

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    Reduce the block diagram shown in to a single transfer function.

    Reduce the block diagram shown in to a single transfer function.


    Find the equivalent transfer function, T(s)=C(s)/R(s) for the system shown in
    Figure 2.7.
    Signal flow graph and Mason’s rule
    • Loop gain – the product of branch gains found
    by traversing a path that starts at a node and
    ends at the same node without passing
    through any other node more that once and
    following the direction of the signal flow.
    • Forward-path gain – the product of gains
    found by traversing a path from the input
    node to the output node of the signal flow
    graph in the direction of signal flow.
    • Non-touching loops – loops that do not have
    any nodes in common.
    • Non-touching-loop gain – the product of loop
    gains from non-touching loops taken two,
    three, four,..., at a time

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