Polar plot of G (jw) = 1/jw(jw+t) isa)Crosses the negative real axisb)...
Explanation: Polar plot can be made of the following function by following appropriate steps and thus the plot neither crosses the real axis nor imaginary axis.
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Polar plot of G (jw) = 1/jw(jw+t) isa)Crosses the negative real axisb)...
Explanation:
Given transfer function is G(jω) = 1/(jω)(jωt)
To plot the polar plot of G(jω), we need to find the magnitude and phase angle of G(jω) for different values of ω.
Magnitude of G(jω):
|G(jω)| = 1/|jω||jωt| = 1/ω|ωt|
Phase angle of G(jω):
∠G(jω) = -90° - arctan(ωt/ω)
Now, let's analyze the polar plot of G(jω):
- As ω → 0, |G(jω)| → ∞ and ∠G(jω) → -90°. Therefore, the polar plot starts from the positive imaginary axis.
- As ω → ∞, |G(jω)| → 0 and ∠G(jω) → -180°. Therefore, the polar plot approaches the negative real axis.
- When ω = 1/t, |G(jω)| = 1/(1/t)^2 = t^2 and ∠G(jω) = -90° - arctan(t). Therefore, the polar plot passes through the point (t^2, -90° - arctan(t)).
- Therefore, the polar plot does not cross the negative real or imaginary axis or the positive imaginary axis.
Hence, the correct answer is option D - None of the mentioned.