we have
(10–170)
Note thatwhereThen, Equation (10–170) can be written as(10–171)Since, from Equation (10–94), we have(10–172)by combining Equations (10–171) and (10–172) into one equation, we haveThe state matrix here is a 6*6matrix. The response of the system to the given initial condition
can be obtained easily with MATLAB. (See MATLAB Program 10–27.) The resulting response
curves are shown in Figure 10–50. The response curves seem to be acceptable.c
x#
e#d =c
A-BK
0
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Abb-Ke Aabdc
x
ed
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0
I
d
x-x= c
xa
xbd -c
xa
xbd= c
0
xb- xbd =c
0
ed = c
0
I
de=Fe
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Response curves to
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