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The maximum phase shift that can be provided by a lead compensator with transfer function
is—G (s) = 1 + 6s 1 + 2s
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- 15°
- 30°
- 45°
- 60°
- 15°
Correct Option: B
| Given GC(s) = | ....…(i) | |
| 1 + 2s |
In phase lead compensator
| = G(s) = | .......…(ii) | ||
| Vi(s) | (1 + αsT) |
on comparing equations (i) and (ii), we have
T = 6
αT = 2
or α = 2/6 = 1/3
Now,
| sin φm = | = | ||
| 1 + α | 1 + (1/3) |
or
sin φm = 1/2
or
φm = 30°
Alternative method
| Gc(s) = | |
| 1 + 2s |
Phase shift is φ = tan–1 6ω – tan–1 2ω
| = | - | |||
| dω | 1 + 36ω2 | 1 + 4ω2 |
| For maximum value of φ put | = 0 | |
| dω |
∴ 3(1 + 4ω2) = 1 + 36ω2
or
12ω2 = 1
or
| ω = | |
| √12 |
Thus,
| φ = tan–1 | - tan–1 | ||
| √12 | √3 |
| tan–1(√3) - tan–1 | ![]() | ![]() | |
| √3 |
= 60° – 30° = 30°

