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Transfer function from state equations, output x1
Short answer
From state model with A=[-3 1; -2 0], B=[0; 1], C=[1 0], the transfer function is Y(s)/U(s) = 1/(s^2+3s+2).
The differential equations related to a system are dx1/dt = −3x1 + x2 and dx2/dt = −2x1 + u for t > 0. Its output equation is given by y = x1. Derive the transfer function of the system with these differential equations and output equation.
Step 1: Write the state model
Step 2: Transfer function
Check by direct Laplace transform (zero initial conditions)
Poles at : the system is stable and overdamped.
Answer: .
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