The document provides instructions for performing different control system analysis techniques: (I) Direct composition to derive state equations from transfer functions, (II) Cascade decomposition to analyze cascaded systems, (III) Companion forms to put systems in companion matrix form, and (IV) State diagrams and signal flow graphs to represent systems. Steps are outlined for using direct composition, including taking the inverse Laplace transform and converting to matrix state equations.
The document provides instructions for performing different control system analysis techniques: (I) Direct composition to derive state equations from transfer functions, (II) Cascade decomposition to analyze cascaded systems, (III) Companion forms to put systems in companion matrix form, and (IV) State diagrams and signal flow graphs to represent systems. Steps are outlined for using direct composition, including taking the inverse Laplace transform and converting to matrix state equations.
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The document provides instructions for performing different control system analysis techniques: (I) Direct composition to derive state equations from transfer functions, (II) Cascade decomposition to analyze cascaded systems, (III) Companion forms to put systems in companion matrix form, and (IV) State diagrams and signal flow graphs to represent systems. Steps are outlined for using direct composition, including taking the inverse Laplace transform and converting to matrix state equations.
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