Lecture

Nyquist Introduction

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Description

This lecture introduces the Nyquist criterion, a method to determine the stability of closed-loop systems by analyzing the open-loop Nyquist plot. It covers BIBO stability, stability conditions, and stability via system poles, emphasizing the importance of pole placement for system stability.

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