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Some More MATLAB Commands .: NG (1 1) DG (1 2) Printsys (NG, DG) Printsys (NG, DG)

The document demonstrates various MATLAB commands for analyzing and plotting systems including: printing a transfer function from numerator and denominator polynomials; finding the roots of polynomials; creating a pole-zero map; performing closed loop analysis; and plotting the step response of a system. Key steps include printing the transfer function, finding the poles and zeros, creating a pole-zero map, performing closed loop analysis to find new poles and zeros, and plotting the step response of a system.

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Some More MATLAB Commands .: NG (1 1) DG (1 2) Printsys (NG, DG) Printsys (NG, DG)

The document demonstrates various MATLAB commands for analyzing and plotting systems including: printing a transfer function from numerator and denominator polynomials; finding the roots of polynomials; creating a pole-zero map; performing closed loop analysis; and plotting the step response of a system. Key steps include printing the transfer function, finding the poles and zeros, creating a pole-zero map, performing closed loop analysis to find new poles and zeros, and plotting the step response of a system.

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Some more MATLAB

commands .
>> ng = [1 1]; dg =[1 2];
>> printsys (ng,dg)

num/den =

S + 1
S + 2
>>

>> z = roots(ng)
z =
-1

>> p = roots(dg)
p =
-2
>>

>>pzmap(ng,dg)
>>title(pole-zero map)

>>[nt,dt] =
cloop(ng,dg,-1)
>>zc = roots(nt)
zc =
-1

>>pc = roots(dt)
pc = -1.5
>>

>>ng = [1];
dg = [1 1 1];
>>p = roots(dg)
p=
-0.5 + j 0.866
-0.5 - j 0.866

>>t = [0:0.5:10];
>>[y,x,t] = step(ng,dg,t);
>>plot(t,y), grid

>>xlabel(Time[sec])
>>ylabel(output)

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