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Continuous-Time Transfer Function Analysis

This document demonstrates working with continuous-time transfer functions in MATLAB. It defines a transfer function t=s, calculates another transfer function f=1/(s+1), finds the pole and zero of f, plots f on a pole-zero map, takes the inverse Laplace transform of 1/(s+1) which equals exp(-t), and plots the step response of both the transfer function f and a feedback system with f and a gain of 1.

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Continuous-Time Transfer Function Analysis

This document demonstrates working with continuous-time transfer functions in MATLAB. It defines a transfer function t=s, calculates another transfer function f=1/(s+1), finds the pole and zero of f, plots f on a pole-zero map, takes the inverse Laplace transform of 1/(s+1) which equals exp(-t), and plots the step response of both the transfer function f and a feedback system with f and a gain of 1.

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>> t=tf('s')

t=

Continuous-time transfer function.

>> f=1/(t+1)

f=

-----

s+1

Continuous-time transfer function.

>> p=pole(f)

p=

-1

>> c=zero(f)

c=

Empty matrix: 0-by-1

>> pzmap(f)
>> syms s

>> x=1/(s+1)

x=

1/(s + 1)

>> inv=ilaplace(x)

inv =

exp(-t)

>> step(feedback(f,1))

>> step(f)

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