The document contains MATLAB code that defines a continuous-time transfer function (h1) with a numerator of 5s^3 + 565s^2 + 16710s + 140400 and denominator of 6s^6 + 858s^5 + 40914s^4 + 717462s^3 + 3.629e06s^2 + 4.805e06s. It then defines the zeroes, poles and gain (K=5) to represent the transfer function as a zero-pole-gain model (G).
The document contains MATLAB code that defines a continuous-time transfer function (h1) with a numerator of 5s^3 + 565s^2 + 16710s + 140400 and denominator of 6s^6 + 858s^5 + 40914s^4 + 717462s^3 + 3.629e06s^2 + 4.805e06s. It then defines the zeroes, poles and gain (K=5) to represent the transfer function as a zero-pole-gain model (G).
The document contains MATLAB code that defines a continuous-time transfer function (h1) with a numerator of 5s^3 + 565s^2 + 16710s + 140400 and denominator of 6s^6 + 858s^5 + 40914s^4 + 717462s^3 + 3.629e06s^2 + 4.805e06s. It then defines the zeroes, poles and gain (K=5) to represent the transfer function as a zero-pole-gain model (G).