BIBO Stability: Criteria and Analysis

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This lecture covers the BIBO stability criteria, including the Jury criterion, Nyquist key criterion, and the impact of feedback on stability. It delves into the analysis of stability using feedback, phase margin, and profit margin. The lecture also discusses the impact of discrete systems at linear rest and the importance of stability for proper system functioning.

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