Transfer function of transportation lag is___________________?

Correct answer: B. e-TS

  • A. eTS
  • B. e-TS
  • C. 1/(Ts + 1)
  • D. None of these

Explanation

A pure transportation delay T shifts a signal in time without changing its shape, and its Laplace-domain transfer function is e^(−Ts). The expression 1/(Ts + 1) instead represents a first-order lag.

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