Wonderful! Thanks for providing such a clear description of key concepts in control theory, accessible to a broad audience with a minimum of undefined jargon.
Excellent ! State-space and subsequently state variables are fascinating with ramifications towards linear and nonlinear system identification, and digital signal processing.
EXCELLENT and VERY CLEAR !!!! ... I am currently working on research utilizing state variables in modeling nonlinear systems for system identification and adaptive digital signal processing.
Very clear and informative, thanks! What kind of monster writes a 5 backwards though?? (11:10) genuinely horrified... Great video though, control will be a breeze thanks to you :)
Very Nice. I have struggled with state space A and B matrix now for a while. Single input single output. I also have been struggling with multivariable as well. I am not sure how poles and zeros work into this understanding as well.
With a MIMO state space system, the relationship with the corresponding transfer function representation is a little more challenging. Specifically, a MIMO system can be represented by a single state space model, but requires multiple transfer function models, 1 for each input-output pair. For example, a system with 2 inputs and 3 output will require 6 transfer functions. Each of the transfer functions will have the same poles, which are equal to the eigenvalues of the A matrix. However, each transfer function may have different zeros. There are some conventions for speaking about the "zeros" of the state space model, things like transmission zeros, but this tends to be a more advanced topic.
If you had a MIMO system (multiple inputs and multiple outputs), the structure of the state-space representation is the same, it just changes the size of your B and C matrices. For example, if you have 3 inputs, then your B matrix would have 3 columns (and your input u would be a column vector).
+BANIYASAD In general, yes. The choice of output is a decision of the designer based on what is being controlled or analyzed. Ideally, you would be able to express your output as a function of the chosen state variables. If you can't, you may need to choose an alternate set of state variables. Recall, the choice of state variables is not unique.
+Rick Hill thank you so much for replying For equations as 2x1('' )+X1( ') +2(X1+ x2)=f(t) x2( ' )+ x2 -2(X1- x2)=0 and outputs X1, x( ' ' ) What state variables to find output equation that match to output values assigned?
It is simply an engineering decision (or is given to you). What output do you wish to control/analyze? That question determines what you choose y to be.
@@hillrickc thnx for ur answer Another question:ur example abt integer wht abt fractionel-order ?and why we choose the fractionel-order as a good result
The best explanation I have ever seen. Made my life so easy. Thanks a lot Rick
Wonderful! Thanks for providing such a clear description of key concepts in control theory, accessible to a broad audience with a minimum of undefined jargon.
The most clear definition of SS I've never seen before! Thanks Rick
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Excellent ! State-space and subsequently state variables are fascinating with ramifications towards linear and nonlinear system identification, and digital signal processing.
Thanks so much for the wonderful simple to understand well explained concepts. Long live Mr Rick
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I am currently working on research utilizing state variables in modeling nonlinear systems for system identification and adaptive digital signal processing.
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Took dynamical systems a few years back just now am getting into control theory, thank you for the brief review.
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Very clear and informative, thanks! What kind of monster writes a 5 backwards though?? (11:10) genuinely horrified... Great video though, control will be a breeze thanks to you :)
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How did you change the variables . Explain more
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Very Nice. I have struggled with state space A and B matrix now for a while. Single input single output. I also have been struggling with multivariable as well. I am not sure how poles and zeros work into this understanding as well.
With a MIMO state space system, the relationship with the corresponding transfer function representation is a little more challenging. Specifically, a MIMO system can be represented by a single state space model, but requires multiple transfer function models, 1 for each input-output pair. For example, a system with 2 inputs and 3 output will require 6 transfer functions. Each of the transfer functions will have the same poles, which are equal to the eigenvalues of the A matrix. However, each transfer function may have different zeros. There are some conventions for speaking about the "zeros" of the state space model, things like transmission zeros, but this tends to be a more advanced topic.
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Jeremy Crichton which electrical machine are you talking about??
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what if you have 3 inputs?
If you had a MIMO system (multiple inputs and multiple outputs), the structure of the state-space representation is the same, it just changes the size of your B and C matrices. For example, if you have 3 inputs, then your B matrix would have 3 columns (and your input u would be a column vector).
Dopezzzbob can you have the module1 of rick hill?
Can acceleration be an output ?
+BANIYASAD In general, yes. The choice of output is a decision of the designer based on what is being controlled or analyzed. Ideally, you would be able to express your output as a function of the chosen state variables. If you can't, you may need to choose an alternate set of state variables. Recall, the choice of state variables is not unique.
+Rick Hill thank you so much for replying
For equations as 2x1('' )+X1( ') +2(X1+ x2)=f(t)
x2( ' )+ x2 -2(X1- x2)=0 and outputs X1, x( ' ' )
What state variables to find output equation that match to output values assigned?
Baniyasad CAN YOU HAVE MODULE 1 OF RICK HILL?
Hi
Why u choose y=x2 not y=x1
It is simply an engineering decision (or is given to you). What output do you wish to control/analyze? That question determines what you choose y to be.
@@hillrickc thnx for ur answer
Another question:ur example abt integer wht abt fractionel-order ?and why we choose the fractionel-order as a good result
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