Lecture

Harmonic Stability Analysis

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Description

This lecture covers the stability analysis of the 1st harmonic in closed-loop systems, discussing conditions for limit cycles, crossing, and reliability. It explores the use of equivalent gain, integral equations, and Laplace transforms to analyze harmonic stability. The lecture also delves into the importance of harmonic conditions for the existence of limit cycles and presents methods for representing system conditions in diagrams.

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