Modern Control Engineering

(Chris Devlin) #1
662 Chapter 9 / Control Systems Analysis in State Space

Because of the convergence of the infinite series the series can be


differentiated term by term to give


The matrix exponential has the property that


This can be proved as follows:


In particular, if s=–t,then


Thus, the inverse of is Since the inverse of always exists, is nonsingular.


It is very important to remember that


To prove this, note that


+


A^2 Bt^3


2!


+


AB^2 t^3


2!


+


B^3 t^3


3!


+p


=I+(A+B)t+


A^2 t^2


2!


+ABt^2 +


B^2 t^2


2!


+


A^3 t^3


3!


eAteBt= aI+At+


A^2 t^2


2!


+


A^3 t^3


3!


+pbaI+Bt+


B^2 t^2


2!


+


B^3 t^3


3!


+pb


e(A+B)t=I+(A+B)t+


(A+B)^2


2!


t^2 +


(A+B)^3


3!


t^3 +p


e(A+B)tZeAteBt, ifABZBA


e(A+B)t=eAteBt, ifAB=BA


eAt e-^ At. eAt eAt


eAte-^ At=e-^ AteAt=eA(t-t)=I


=eA(t+s)


= a


q

k= 0

Ak


(t+s)k


k!


= a


q

k= 0

Akaa


q

i= 0

tisk-i


i! (k-i)!


b

eAteAs= aa


q

k= 0

Aktk


k!


baa


q

k= 0

Aksk


k!


b

eA(t+s)=eAteAs


= cI+At+


A^2 t^2


2!


+p+


Ak-^1 tk-^1


(k-1)!


+pd A=eAt A


=AcI+At+


A^2 t^2


2!


+p+


Ak-^1 tk-^1


(k-1)!


+pd =AeAt


d


dt


eAt=A+A^2 t+


A^3 t^2


2!


+p+


Aktk-^1


(k-1)!


+p


g


q

k= 0 A


ktkk!,


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