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    The document describes six block diagram transformations: combining blocks in cascade, splitting a block into blocks in cascade, moving a summing point ahead or behind a block, moving a pickoff point ahead or behind a block, and eliminating a feedback loop. These transformations can produce equivalent block diagrams from an original.

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    The document describes six block diagram transformations: combining blocks in cascade, splitting a block into blocks in cascade, moving a summing point ahead or behind a block, moving a pickoff point ahead or behind a block, and eliminating a feedback loop. These transformations can produce equivalent block diagrams from an original.

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    Block Diagram Transformations Guide

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    The document describes six block diagram transformations: combining blocks in cascade, splitting a block into blocks in cascade, moving a summing point ahead or behind a block, moving a pickoff point ahead or behind a block, and eliminating a feedback loop. These transformations can produce equivalent block diagrams from an original.

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    6 Block Diagram Transformations


    'l-amsformation OriginalDiagram EquivalentDiagram
    Combining blocks in cascade

    \firrving a summing point


    rchind a block

    \loving a pickoff point


    *head of a block

    \foving a pickoff point


    b'ehind a block

    \loving a summing point


    ahead of a block

    Eliminating a feedback loop

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