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252 Chapter 5 / Transient and Steady-State Response Analyses

For stability, we require that

From the first and second conditions,Kmust be greater than 1. For K>1, notice that the term
1-CK^2 /(K-1)Dis always negative, since

Thus, the three conditions cannot be fulfilled simultaneously. Therefore, there is no value of Kthat
allows stability of the system.

A–5–18. Consider the characteristic equation given by

(5–67)

The Hurwitz stability criterion, given next, gives conditions for all the roots to have negative real
parts in terms of the coefficients of the polynomial. As stated in the discussions of Routh’s stability
criterion in Section 5–6, for all the roots to have negative real parts, all the coefficients a’s must
be positive. This is a necessary condition but not a sufficient condition. If this condition is not sat-
isfied, it indicates that some of the roots have positive real parts or are imaginary or zero. A suf-
ficient condition for all the roots to have negative real parts is given in the following Hurwitz
stability criterion: If all the coefficients of the polynomial are positive, arrange these coefficients
in the following determinant:

where we substituted zero for asifs>n. For all the roots to have negative real parts, it is neces-
sary and sufficient that successive principal minors of be positive. The successive principal
minors are the following determinants:

whereas=0ifs>n. (It is noted that some of the conditions for the lower-order determinants
are included in the conditions for the higher-order determinants.) If all these determinants are
positive, and a 0 >0as already assumed, the equilibrium state of the system whose characteristic

¢i= 5


a 1
a 0
0

0

a 3
a 2
a 1

0

p
p
p

p

a2i- 1
a2i- 2
a2i- 3

ai

5 (i=1, 2,p,n-1)


¢n

¢n= 7


a 1
a 0
0
0


0

a 3
a 2
a 1
a 0


0

a 5
a 4
a 3
a 2


0

p
p
p
p

p

0



an
an- 1
an- 2
an- 3
an- 4

0



0

0

an
an- 1
an- 2

0  0 0 0 0

an

7


a 0 sn+a 1 sn-^1 +a 2 sn-^2 +p+an- 1 s+an= 0

K- 1 - K^2

K- 1

=

- 1 +K(1-K)

K- 1

60

K 70

K- 1

K

70

1 -

K^2

K- 1

70

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