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System Characteristics

The document discusses the characteristics of control systems, focusing on stability, which is defined by the bounded-input-bounded-output property. It explains that a stable system produces a bounded output for a bounded input, while an unstable system does not. Additionally, it defines system response as the sum of steady state and transient responses in linear constant differential equations.

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System Characteristics

The document discusses the characteristics of control systems, focusing on stability, which is defined by the bounded-input-bounded-output property. It explains that a stable system produces a bounded output for a bounded input, while an unstable system does not. Additionally, it defines system response as the sum of steady state and transient responses in linear constant differential equations.

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Control System

Characteristics
Stability
 The stability of control systems is an
important property. Considering any bounded
input signal of a system, and if the output
signal of the system to such a signal is also
bounded, then the system is called bounded-
input-bounded-output stable. If the output
signal does not show this property, the system
is unstable.
(a) Stable and (b)
unstable system response
to a bounded input
signal
Stability conditions
System Response
 System Response Definition
 The total response of a linear constant
differential equation is the sum of the free
response and the forced response. Another
way of defining the total response is as
follows..
 The total response is the sum of the Steady
State response and the Transient Response
 The Steady State Response is that part of the
total response which does not approaches
zero as time approaches infinity
 The Transient Response is that part of the
total response which approaches zero as time
approaches infinity

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