Lecture

Transfer Function in Closed Loop: Sensitivity and Control

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This lecture covers the concept of transfer functions in closed-loop systems, focusing on the transformation of poles through sampling, control algorithms, and sensitivity functions. It also discusses the regulation of closed-loop systems and the impact of disturbances on system performance.

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