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What does the term 'gain margin' refer to in control systems?
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What does the term 'gain margin' refer to in control systems?
The amount of gain increase before the system becomes unstable.
The maximum gain of the system.
The ratio of output to input.
The phase shift at which the system is stable.
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What does the term 'gain margin' refer to in control systems?
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Step 1: Understand that 'gain' refers to how much a system amplifies a signal.
Step 2: Know that 'gain margin' is a measure of how much more gain can be added to a system.
Step 3: Realize that if you increase the gain too much, the system can become unstable.
Step 4: Gain margin tells us the maximum increase in gain before instability occurs.
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