Lecture

Stability: Poles, Zeros, and Control

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of stability in dynamic systems, focusing on poles and zeros of transfer functions. It discusses the calculation of residuals, configuration of simple elements, and the control of dynamic systems. The instructor explains the parameterization of multiple complex poles, the relationship between eigenvalues and the transfer function, and the importance of observability in state systems.

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