The open loop transfer function of a plant is given as, G(s) =1/s^2-1. If the plant is operated in unity feedback configuration, then the lead compensator that can stabilize the control system is:

The open loop transfer function of a plant is given as, G(s) =1/s^2-1. If the plant is operated in unity feedback configuration, then the lead compensator that can stabilize the control system is: Correct Answer 10(s-1)/(s+2)

G(s) =1/(s-1)(s+1) The lead compensator C(s) should stabilize the plant as it is similar to the differentiator and the tendency of it is to stablize the system by increasing the damping hence remove the first term so only option (a) satisfies.

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