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Control Systems Review: Closed-loop Transfer Functions

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This lecture covers closed-loop transfer functions in control systems, focusing on computing system responses to impulsive disturbances. It explains the dynamics of controllers and yaw systems, illustrating examples and complex systems. The instructor demonstrates how to simplify complex systems and compute transfer functions.

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