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a) Stable system b) Unstable system
Fig.5 21 G:un and phase margins.
If a -. IG( jtjoi)l (see Fig. 5.21), then
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GM - -
a
The gain margin is usually expressed in decibels as
GM(db) = 201o91o 1)
= -20 1o91o a
(5.141)
(5.142)
(5.143)
The gain margin expressed in decibels is positive if a <1 (Fig. 5.21a) and is
negative if a > 1 as shown in Fig, 5.21b. A positive gain marg:in (in decibels)
means that the system is stable, and a negative gain margin (in decibels) means
that the system is unstable. For a stable minimum phase system, the value of the
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