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    6.3 State Space and the Transfer Function

    The basic state equations are

    ( ) 0( ), 0 ,t= =&x Ax + Bf x x (6.3.1 a)

    ( ) ( )t t= +y Cx Df . (6.3.1 b)We have since established the solution:

    ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )1 1

    0s s s s

    = + X I A x I A BF . (6.3.2)

    To establish a transfer function, we disreard initial conditions, so !q. (6.3.2) beco"es

    ( ) ( ) ( )1

    s s s= X I A BF .

    We also have deter"ined the transition "atri# in the $a%lace do"ain

    ( ) ( ) 1

    s s = I A , (6.3.3)

    so

    ( ) ( ) ( )s s s

    = X BF

    &ow ' tae !q. (6.3.1 b) into the $a%lace do"ain

    ( ) ( ) ( )s s s= +Y CX DF ,which ' can write as

    ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )s s s s s s= + = + Y C BF DF C B D F .o we conclude that the transfer function is

    ( ) ( )s s= + C B D . (6.3.*)

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    !xa"p#e 6.3.$

    ind the transfer function usin state s%ace "ethods of the 2ndorder s-ste" that we

    looed at %reviousl-:

    ( ) ( )( ) ( )

    2

    23 2

    d y t dy t y t f t

    dt dt + + = .

    olution

    We found that .

    ( ) 0( ), 0 ,t= = =&x Ax + Bf x x y Cx

    [ ] [ ]0 1 0

    , , 1 0 , 02 3 1

    = = = =

    A B C D

    [ ]( ) ( )

    1 3 11

    21 2

    ss

    ss s

    +

    = + + I % A .

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    ( )( ) ( )

    [ ]

    ( ) ( )

    1 121 11

    11 21 12

    21

    11 21 12 1 1

    101

    0 0

    10

    R Cs a s as a s a a a

    a

    s a s a a a R C

    =

    =

    C B

    &ow our transfer functionis

    ( ) ( )( ) ( )

    [ ]2111 21 12 1 1

    10 0 1

    as s

    s a s a a a R C

    = + = +

    C B D .

    ince we are onl- interested in the in%ut due to inAV ,

    ( ) ( )( ) ( )

    21

    1 1 11 21 12

    1 as s

    R C s a s a a a= + =

    C B D

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    !xercises

    6.3.1 !#%lain how -ou would esti"ate a transfer function for the s-ste" of %roble"

    6.2.1.

    6.3.2 onsider a linear continuous+ti"e s-ste" with described b-

    ( ) ( )( )

    ( )( )

    2

    26 2

    d y t dy t df t y t f t

    dt dt dt + + = +

    (a) !#%ress this is state s%ace usin the %hase variable canonical for".

    (b) ind the $a%lace do"ain transition "atri#.

    (c) ind the s-ste" transfer function usin the state s%ace for"ula. 4oes it aree withwhat -ou would et b- tain the oriinal equation into the $a%lace do"ain5

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