Lecture

Transfer Functions and Control Algorithms

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of transfer functions in discrete systems, focusing on closed-loop transfer functions, impulse responses, and system transformations. It also delves into control algorithms, sampling, and the numerical control of dynamic systems. Theoretical aspects are complemented by practical exercises involving analog circuits and electronic implementations.

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