Long description: fig6
Alt text: This block diagram illustrates a negative feedback system, showing the input signal subtracting the output signal before passing through a transfer function.
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- The diagram depicts a standard block diagram representation of a system with negative feedback.
- An input signal, labeled \(F(s)\), enters the summing junction from the top left.
- A feedback signal, labeled \(Y(s)\), returns to the summing junction from the bottom left, connected via a negative sign to indicate subtraction.
- The output of the summing junction, labeled \(Y_1(s)\), serves as the input to the block labeled \(G(s)\), which represents the system's transfer function.
- The output signal, labeled \(Y(s)\), exits the block \(G(s)\) at the rightmost node.