State-space model of an electric circuit - STEP BY STEP

[@dgormley]

Thank you so much. I'm paying $7k for a graduate linear systems class but this video is a magnitude better. Also, I really like the little idiosyncracies -- "aha!"

[@georgegeorgy6813]

Best video on state space introductory equations on youtube

[@chomnansaedan4788]

I learned Circuits II and Cyber Physical Systems in one video. Amazing.

[@muhammadrizwan7786]

Solved a lot of confusions i had of state space equation formation. Real good teaching ^^

[@mcmanus4859]

Much love from Kenya. That was phenomenal.

[@SarahHempton]

Thank you so much!! This was so helpful!

[@Deadlyaztec27]

Sir, this is so incredibly helpful. Thank you so much.

[@senalshamika9426]

Really Valuable.... thank you sir U saved me 🔥❤️

[@nabil2644]

Thank you. this example really helped me in understanding state space

[@Barhom0_o]

thank you sooo much , you are the best

[@erturkocakk]

very concise and simple. thanks for the video

[@bhyllw]

This was a very good exercise, thank you!

[@fgc-technology51]

Thank you so much!

[@DazHarkz90]

Thank you, ever so much

[@ellenscott3905]

Thank you very much Sir. Why did you write the bottom row of the A matrix in red colour?-

[@augustoeduardo209]

your ability to write backwards is amazing

[@jeremiahfriday9187]

How can we solve this if instead of the variables we were given actual numbers instead of L2, C, and L1

[@mandarinfruit]

great video. thank you!

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[@اميرموسىفرج-ع1ف]

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[@عبدالعزيزالحارثي-غ2و]

You are a legend.

[@ammess2033]

How do you define at the beginning what would be the size of the x matrix. Can you please explain why we choose 1*3 matrix for x (x1;x2;x3). and why we chose 2 currents and 1 voltage. could we chose other quantities such as q (charge) or like 2 voltages and 1 current?

[@biomechlab]

Here is the full lecture where your question in explained in detail: ruclips.net/video/uIeFqmSB_K0/видео.html

[@ammess2033]

@@biomechlab Thank you soo much! God bless

[@oneinabillion654]

High sir, are we allowed to assume steady state condition before solving?

[@biomechlab]

No, a state space model always includes the transient.

[@oneinabillion654]

@@biomechlab Appreciate the prompt reply! I understand now.

[@Classkarlo]

Sir which kind of board u are using

[@biomechlab]

1" thick plexiglass

[@SantoshBohara-lr5rk]

9:20

[@023_debarghyadebnath3]

Why RUclips is suggesting me this after I took this exam just today😭😭

[@TomOtero1984]

Good content, but the lighting is kind of dramatic.