Let the following dynamic system be represented in the state space: [1 -2 x(t) + |8 u(t) -3 *(t) = 13 -1 11 Lo] y(t) = [1 0 0]x(t) Assuming that all the states are known or available for measurement, from the Pole Location method, design a static feedback controller of the states: u(t) = –Kx(t) | such that the system has the behavior given by the differential equation: -3 10 *(t) = Mx(t) =|-2 -2 23 1 x(t) %3D -1. where M is the characteristic matrix that meets the desired requirements in closed loop.

Let the following dynamic system be represented in the state space: [1 -2 x(t) + |8 u(t) -3 (t) = 13 -1 11 Lo] y(t) = [1 0 0]x(t) Assuming that all the states are known or available for measurement, from the Pole Location method, design a static feedback controller of the states: u(t) = –Kx(t) | such that the system has the behavior given by the differential equation: -3 10 (t) = Mx(t) =|-2 -2 23 1 x(t) %3D -1. where M is the characteristic matrix that meets the desired requirements in closed loop.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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