- 2072 Magh · 8 marks
Discrete state equations and pulse TF (T = 1)
Short answer
For T=1 s, the discrete state matrices are G=[1 0.4323; 0 0.1353], H=[0.2838; 0.4323], C=[1 0]. The pulse transfer function is Y(z)/U(z)=(0.2838z+0.1485)/(z^2−1.1353z+0.1353).
Obtain the discrete-time state and output equations and pulse transfer function (when the sampling period T = 1) of the following continuous-time system: G(s)=Y(s)/U(s)=1/s(s+2), which may be represented in state space by the equations [ẋ₁; ẋ₂]=[0 1; 0 -2][x₁; x₂]+[0; 1]u, y=[1 0][x₁; x₂].
With a zero-order hold, the discrete model is , , where and .
Step 1: State transition matrix of the continuous system
Step 2: G and H for T = 1 s
:
Discrete state and output equations
Step 3: Pulse transfer function
Check by direct transformation
This is the same result.
Answer:
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