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Pulse transfer function matrix of a general companion form
Obtain pulse transfer function matrix of the following state space representation: x(k+1)=Gx(k)+Hu(k), y(k)=Cx(k)+Du(k), where G=[-a₁ 1 0; -a₂ 0 1; -a₃ 0 0], H=[h₁; h₂; h₃], C=[1 0 0] and D=b₀.
The pulse transfer function is , obtained by taking the z-transform of the state equations with zero initial state.
Given
Step 1: and its determinant
Expanding along the first row:
Step 2: First row of the adjoint
Only the first row of is needed, because . The first row of the adjoint (the cofactors of the first column, transposed) is
Check: cofactor , , .
Step 3:
Step 4: Add D
Remark
This is the observable canonical form written with the state order reversed. Comparing with gives , which is the standard result for the observable form. Since there is one input and one output, the "matrix" is the 1×1 function above.
Answer:
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