Lecture

Steady-State Errors and System Response

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of steady-state offset in closed-loop systems, explaining how stable systems may not track reference inputs perfectly. It delves into the final value theorem, system types, and the impact of integrators on system response and stability margins.

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