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Routh-Hurwitz Stability Analysis Guide

The Routh-Hurwitz method is used to determine the stability of a closed-loop transfer function's characteristic equation. It involves constructing a Routh table from the equation's coefficients and analyzing the sign changes in the first column to assess stability. If all values in the first column are positive or negative, the system is stable; otherwise, it is not.

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Routh-Hurwitz Stability Analysis Guide

The Routh-Hurwitz method is used to determine the stability of a closed-loop transfer function's characteristic equation. It involves constructing a Routh table from the equation's coefficients and analyzing the sign changes in the first column to assess stability. If all values in the first column are positive or negative, the system is stable; otherwise, it is not.

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Routh-Hurwitz Method :

used to determine if the characteristic


equation of a closed-loop transfer function
is stable .

Edward John Routh (1873) Adolf Hurwitz (last


,

Step 1 : Write the characteristic equation in standard


decreasing power :
9, 54 + des + 935' tags + 9

Step 2 : Write the


coefficients in the first now of
the tel table , in
alternating sequence :
BC

sil
-

33a2 94 0

If there is an odd number


of coefficient-
fill the
remaining value as zero.

;
Note labels starts
from the
the row

highest order of s in the


characteristic equation .
Deterine the values of the table :
Step 3 :
remaining
A BC

I
a
as as

53 as 940

52 bi be be
sc , Ch

so d)

Write the row labels the


from highest power
of S to so regardless if there are zero
,

coefficients for other powers of S


.

As you can see the third now has the same


,

number column the second now . The 4th


of as

now has one less column from the 3rd now


,
the 5th now has one less column than the 4th
row , etc.

=
To solve b:
for

-
52 B
BC
for by

t
To solve :

by:
& X

To solve by :
for

92
gr bi be e
Then solve for a

-
tils
To solve

I
G :

~
To solve
for d :

,I si
-
4 at column A :
Step
Look
:

i-
I
The system is stable
If there
549)
92
are no sign change -
S
2
all values are positive or
sb
are
negativee.

Example 1 :

Make the Booth table the characteristic :


for equ
D = 33 + 10s + 31s + 1030

and determine the


stability of the system
.
A BC

30-
=

I
-310 bi

210
100 ⑧

/
S

8 be =
S

chang
so -

1030

1000
change
-
column A 1
:
10-72 -

1030

Therefore the system not


isstable
Example 2:
stability design
Find the range K forth system that will
of cause

the system to be stable :

T
AssumeK >O

solution :

=
-
I
21
b = t =
1386-k
S
18 18

Sin b= lig = o
18

I
:
K

Because 10 ,
row so is good .

1
For row s':
1386- K
0 = >
-
k < 1380
18 is
Therefore M < 1380
Example 3 : special case (zero
denominator)
D = 54 + 25 + 3 + 1

-
C substitute a variable

I
to the zero value ,
then

33x3
Z
151
#-
O


assumethVaea
S

b) =
&
X
X2
S 3 -
- x5

I
2x -
15

5 X X

==
&
b

-()

d = 1

Step 2
/Tim
:

F
column A :

I
D ①

Therefore the system is not stable


-

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