Frequency Response Analysis

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Covers the theory of harmonic response, including decomposition into simple elements and stable system behavior.

Covers loop shaping and designing controllers to modify frequency responses for desired system behaviors.

Analyzes high frequency roll-off, gain roll-off, Bode plots, phase response, stability in feedback systems, and frequency compensation techniques.

Analyzes the response of second-order systems to different inputs and explores the significance of pole locations in determining system behavior.

Explores lead and lag compensators for control systems, including PID controllers and spacecraft stabilization design.

Explores frequency-response descriptors, Bode diagrams, first-order responses, and RLC circuits.

Explores transfer functions, frequency response, Bode diagrams, and poles and zeros in circuits.

Covers the synthesis of discrete systems using phase delay and sculpting the open loop to determine the regulator.

Explores system analysis in the time domain, covering mathematical modeling, transfer functions, responses, and system identification.

Introduces system properties, Laplace Transform, and analog filters for signal analysis.