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Underlying reasoning behind lead and lag nomenclature of compensation

If \$0<z, \;p\$, the Laplace transform transfer function \$\frac{s+z}{s+p}\$ constitute two distinct types of compensators. If we look at this schematic, \$0<z<p\$ (lead compensation) implies ...
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Why are complex valued zero and pole not used in lead or lag compensation design?

Consider the compensation transfer function \$\frac{s+z}{s+p}\$ so that the inequalities \$0<z<p\$ and \$0<p<z\$ correspond to lead and lag compensation respectively. It can be seen that ...
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Approximation of a Non Ideal Differentiator

simulate this circuit – Schematic created using CircuitLab The above circuit is a differentiator, the op amp is assumed to be a single pole op amp, that is \$ A=\frac{wt}{s}\$ The transfer ...
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