Lecture

Stability in Feedback Systems

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of BIBO stability in feedback systems, discussing criteria and demonstrations related to stability analysis, Nyquist criterion, phase margin, and the importance of stability for system functionality. The lecture also delves into the impact of system sampling, the choice of parameters, and the relationship between input and output bounds. Various theorems and demonstrations are presented to illustrate the stability analysis process.

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