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Diagonal canonical form of (z+1)/(z²+1.3z+0.4)
Short answer
Perform partial-fraction expansion: (z+1)/((z+0.5)(z+0.8)) = 5/3/(z+0.5) − 2/3/(z+0.8). Define states X1=U/(z+0.5), X2=U/(z+0.8). The diagonal state-space form has G=diag(−0.5,−0.8), H=[1;1], C=[5/3, −2/3].
Consider the following system: Y(z)/U(z)=(z+1)/(z²+1.3z+0.4). Obtain the state space representation of the above pulse transfer function in the diagonal canonical form.
The diagonal canonical form uses the partial-fraction expansion. Each distinct pole becomes a decoupled first-order state.
Poles
The poles are and (distinct). .
Partial fractions
States
, :
Diagonal canonical form
Check
+-->[1/(z+0.5)]--x1-->[ 5/3]--+
u -----| (+)--> y
+-->[1/(z+0.8)]--x2-->[-2/3]--+
Both eigenvalues lie inside the unit circle, so the system is stable. In this form each mode can be seen directly.
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