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Chapter 7 TheSingularValueDecomposition(SVD)
U = 1 √ 10 1 −3 3 1 Σ = √ 45 √ 5 V = 1 √ 2 1 −1 1 1 (7) U and V contain orthonormal bases for the column space and the row space (both spaces are just R2) The real achievementis that those two bases diagonalize A: AV equals UΣ Then the matrix UTAV =Σ is diagonal The matrix A splits into a combinationof two rank-onematrices |
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Rules as to Use of Form 1-U This Form shall be used for current reports pursuant to Rule 257(b)(4) of Regulation A (§§ 230 251-230 263) A report on this Form is required to be filed as applicable upon the occurrence of any one or more of the events specified in Items 1 – 9 of this Form Unless otherwise specified a report is to be |
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LECTURE 1
This lecture introduces state-space linear systems which are the main focus of this course State-Space Linear Systems Block Diagrams Exercises |
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SOLVING LINEAR SYSTEMS
u11x1 +u12x2 +···+u1n−1xn−1 +u1nxn = g1 un−1n−1xn−1 +un−1nxn = gn−1 unnxn = gn We solve for xnthenxn−1 and backwards to x1 This process is called back substitution xn = gn unn uk = gk − ukk+1xk+1 +···+uknxn ukk for k = n − 1 1 Examples of the process of producing A(n)x = b(n) and of solving Ux |
CONTENTS
This lecture introduces state-space linear systems, which are the main focus of this course. State-Space Linear Systems Block Diagrams Exercises assets.press.princeton.edu
MATLAB R Hint 1.
ss(A,B,C,D) creates the continuous-time LTI state-space system assets.press.princeton.edu
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. R ∈ , R ∈ , R ∈ m y k u n x (CLTI) Since these equations appear in the text numerous times, we use the special tags (CLTV) and (CLTI) to identify them. (CLTI). assets.press.princeton.edu
1.1.2 � p. 6 DISCRETE-TIME CASE
A discrete-time state-space linear system is defined by the following two equations: Attention One input generally corresponds to several outputs, because one may consider several initial conditions for the state equation. Note. Since this equation appears in the text numerous times, we use the special tag (DLTI) to identify it. The tag (DLTV) is
1.1.3 STATE-SPACESYSTEMSINMATLAB
MATLAB r has several commands to create and manipulate LTI systems. The fol lowing basic command is used to create an LTI system. Note. Initial conditions to LTI state-space r MATLAB systems MATLAB R Hint 1 (ss). The command sys ss=ss(A,B,C,D) assigns to sys ss r a continuous-time LTI state-space MATLAB system of the form are specified at simulatio
MATLAB R Hint 3.
This type of Block diagrams are also useful to represent complex systems as the interconnection of simple blocks. This can be seen through the following two examples: decomposition is especially useful to build systems in r Simulink . 1. The LTI system assets.press.princeton.edu
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summation blocks, represented by the symbol , that map their input u (·) ∈ to the output assets.press.princeton.edu
i =1 ui (t ), ∀t ≥ 0, and
gain memoryless systems, represented by the symbol g , that map their input • u (·) ∈ to the output assets.press.princeton.edu
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