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Which point of root locus specifies the meeting or collision of two poles?

Which point of root locus specifies the meeting or collision of two poles? Correct Answer Break away point

Concept:

Root Locus is a graphical method that shows the variation of roots of a system with respect to certain system parameters such as DC gain (K).

Explanation:

  1. Breakaway Point: It is the point on the real axis between two real poles where they meet and diverge towards the real zeroes in a root locus.
  2. Break-In Point:  It is the point on the real axis between two real zeroes where they meet and diverge towards the real poles in a root locus.
  3. Centroid: It is the point on the real axis where the intersection of all the asymptotes takes place in a root locus.
  4. Angle of Asymptotes: Asymptote originates from the centroid and goes to infinity at some angle. The angle is known as the angle of asymptotes.

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