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    Isabela State University: Republic of The Philippines Ilagan, Campus City of Ilagan, Isabela

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    The document is a student assignment from Isabela State University in the Philippines for a Feedback and Control Systems course. The assignment asks the student to identify the input and output for a rotational generator of electricity when it has no load attached. The student responds that the input is mechanical energy and the output would be electrical energy, but since there is no load, no mechanical energy is actually being converted to electrical energy so the efficiency is zero.

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    Isabela State University: Republic of The Philippines Ilagan, Campus City of Ilagan, Isabela

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    The document is a student assignment from Isabela State University in the Philippines for a Feedback and Control Systems course. The assignment asks the student to identify the input and output for a rotational generator of electricity when it has no load attached. The student responds that the input is mechanical energy and the output would be electrical energy, but since there is no load, no mechanical energy is actually being converted to electrical energy so the efficiency is zero.

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    The document is a student assignment from Isabela State University in the Philippines for a Feedback and Control Systems course. The assignment asks the student to identify the input and output for a rotational generator of electricity when it has no load attached. The student responds that the input is mechanical energy and the output would be electrical energy, but since there is no load, no mechanical energy is actually being converted to electrical energy so the efficiency is zero.

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    Isabela State University: Republic of The Philippines Ilagan, Campus City of Ilagan, Isabela

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    Army Joel Mariano
    The document is a student assignment from Isabela State University in the Philippines for a Feedback and Control Systems course. The assignment asks the student to identify the input and output for a rotational generator of electricity when it has no load attached. The student responds that the input is mechanical energy and the output would be electrical energy, but since there is no load, no mechanical energy is actually being converted to electrical energy so the efficiency is zero.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    ISABELA STATE UNIVERSITY


    Ilagan, Campus
    City of Ilagan, Isabela
    Second Semester, 2020-2021

    Name: Army Joel C. Mariano Date: 03/02/2021


    Year/ Section: BSEE 3-A Score: __________

    Feedback and Control System

    Assignment #1
    Due: March 2, 2021

    1. Identify a possible input and a possible output for a rotational generator of electricity.
    Assuming the generator has no load attached. (10 points)

    A generator is a device that converts Mechanical energy into electrical energy, so base from
    the definition the possible input and output for a rotational generator of electricity is
    mechanical energy as input and electrical energy as output. But when no loads are attached
    to a generator, no mechanical energy is being converted to electrical energy so the Efficiency
    of the generator is zero.

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