Transfer Functions in Control Systems | Control Systems 1.3
Transfer functions are a way to use the mathematical models we've created for a control system and make them both easier to handle and much more useful. We talk about how LaPlace is used to create these transfer functions, the different inputs that can be used to model some of the typical inputs your system can expect, and we run through a very, very high level example with an RLC circuit. As always, we highly recommend you go check out the written tutorial Kushal created and that this tutorial is based on. His awesome and thorough written tutorial for this is found here:
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Table of Contents:
0:00 Introduction
0:44 Linear Time Invariant System review
1:24 Output over input
2:19 Impulse input
3:14 Step input
4:12 Linear input
5:31 Things to remember
7:22 RLC example
10:39 The toast will never pop up
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