Achieve control of the desired variables

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A pilot crane control is shown in Figure DP7.11 (a). The trolley is moved by an input F(t) in order to control x(t) and ∅(t) [13]. The model of the pilot crane control is shown in Figure DP7.11 (b). Design a controller that will achieve control of the desired variables when G_c(s) = K.

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