The type 0 system has ___________ at the origin?

Correct answer: A. no pole

  • A. no pole
  • B. net pole
  • C. simple pole
  • D. two poles
  • E. none of the above

Explanation

A type 0 system has no pole at the origin because its open-loop transfer function contains no integrator. One or more poles at the origin would make the system type 1 or higher.

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