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If the phase angle at gain cross-over frequency of a system is -116°, then the phase margin will be
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Phase margin is always measured from −180°, so use PM = 180° + (Phase at gain crossover).
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−64°
116°
64°
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Solution and Explanation
Phase margin (PM) = 180° + Phase at gain crossover frequency PM = 180° − 116° = 64°
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