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    The Path Of: Lose When The Constant

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    The root locus plot shows how the closed loop poles of a system change with increasing constant gain K. As K increases from 0: 1) Poles start at the open loop poles and zeros. 2) Poles initially move along root locus segments towards zeros. 3) Poles may break away from the real axis into the complex plane at a breakaway point. 4) Arrows indicate the direction poles move with increasing K. Poles encircle zeros in a clockwise direction. To sketch the root locus: find open loop poles and zeros, draw root locus segments between them, and add arrows showing pole movement directions with changing K.

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    The root locus plot shows how the closed loop poles of a system change with increasing constant gain K. As K increases from 0: 1) Poles start at the open loop poles and zeros. 2) Poles initially move along root locus segments towards zeros. 3) Poles may break away from the real axis into the complex plane at a breakaway point. 4) Arrows indicate the direction poles move with increasing K. Poles encircle zeros in a clockwise direction. To sketch the root locus: find open loop poles and zeros, draw root locus segments between them, and add arrows showing pole movement directions with changing K.

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    The root locus plot shows how the closed loop poles of a system change with increasing constant gain K. As K increases from 0: 1) Poles start at the open loop poles and zeros. 2) Poles initially move along root locus segments towards zeros. 3) Poles may break away from the real axis into the complex plane at a breakaway point. 4) Arrows indicate the direction poles move with increasing K. Poles encircle zeros in a clockwise direction. To sketch the root locus: find open loop poles and zeros, draw root locus segments between them, and add arrows showing pole movement directions with changing K.

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    The root locus plot shows how the closed loop poles of a system change with increasing constant gain K. As K increases from 0: 1) Poles start at the open loop poles and zeros. 2) Poles initially move along root locus segments towards zeros. 3) Poles may break away from the real axis into the complex plane at a breakaway point. 4) Arrows indicate the direction poles move with increasing K. Poles encircle zeros in a clockwise direction. To sketch the root locus: find open loop poles and zeros, draw root locus segments between them, and add arrows showing pole movement directions with changing K.

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