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MATLAB Analysis of Continuous-Time Transfer Function: Stability & Control, Essays (university) of Policy analysis

The results of an analysis of a continuous-time transfer function using matlab. The analysis includes determination of the system's stability, controllability, and observability. The transfer function is given by 10 / (s^2 + 4s + 3), and the system is found to be stable, controllable, and observable. The length of the system matrix a is 2, and it has two distinct eigenvalues (-1 and -3).

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MATLAB Command Window Page 1
Transfer function
ans =
10
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s^2 + 4 s + 3
Continuous-time transfer function.
Length of A
ans =
2
Rank of controllability
ans =
2
Rank of observability
ans =
2
System is controllable and observable
Eigen value of A
y =
-1
-3
System is stable
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Transfer function ans = 10


s^2 + 4 s + 3 Continuous-time transfer function. Length of A ans = 2 Rank of controllability ans = 2 Rank of observability ans = 2 System is controllable and observable Eigen value of A y =

System is stable