What has been modelled in the following Simulink screenshot?(a) The step response of the unit step signal with a step time=0(b) The step response of the ramp signal with a step time=4(c) The ramp response of the step signal with a ramp slope=1(d) The step response of the unit step signal with a step time=2The question was asked by my college professor while I was bunking the class.The above asked question is from Modeling in portion SIMULINK and GUIs of MATLAB

What has been modelled in the following Simulink screenshot?(a) The st

1.	What has been modelled in the following Simulink screenshot?(a) The step response of the unit step signal with a step time=0(b) The step response of the ramp signal with a step time=4(c) The ramp response of the step signal with a ramp slope=1(d) The step response of the unit step signal with a step time=2The question was asked by my college professor while I was bunking the class.The above asked question is from Modeling in portion SIMULINK and GUIs of MATLAB
Answer» The correct answer is (a) The step response of the unit step signal with a step time=0 Easiest EXPLANATION: Since the step FUNCTION is given as an input to the system WHOSE transfer function is s, the above screenshot shows the modelling of a system whose impulse response is a step function while the input is also a step function. The graph suggests that step time is 0.

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