Lecture

1st Order System Response: Step and Ramp

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Description

This lecture covers the response of a first-order system to step and ramp inputs, including the time constant, graphical identification of parameters, and normalized step responses. The instructor explains how to analyze and interpret the system's behavior in different scenarios.

Instructor

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