Lecture

Dynamical Systems: Transfer Functions

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Description

This lecture covers the Bode form of transfer functions, filter design, block diagrams, examples of transfer functions, Nyquist plots for stability assessment, and guidelines for quick sketches. It also explores Nyquist diagrams, polar representations, and examples with time delays.

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