Lecture

Routh-Hurwitz: special cases

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Description

This lecture covers the Epsilon method and the Reverse coefficients method to determine the stability of closed-loop transfer functions in Process Control. It explains how to form Routh's table and identify unstable systems based on sign changes in the first column.

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