how does the command "nd2sys"work ?
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Hi, I am trying to make the generalized plant for a Hinfinity control problem. In one of the examples I see that "nd2sys" is used to convert a transfer function ([num],[den]) into a [A B; C D] like state space form called the System Matrix. Could anyone provide an explanation of how this function works because it also adds an extra row and column in the matrix which I cant figure out why ?
thanks, dipan
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Ray Huang
le 8 Mai 2017
Modifié(e) : Ray Huang
le 8 Mai 2017
The extra row and column are added for the data structure information. The -inf in the bottom right means the matrix is a SYSTEM matrix. The number in the top right denotes the number of system state. That is, no matter which function you use, if the function output is SYSTEM matrix, there will always have extra row and column.
For example, if we have a system y=(1/s)*u, then we can get the state-space model x'=Ax+Bu y=Cx+Du where A=0,B=1,C=1,D=0. It is easy to see that the model only have one system state, and the result of "nd2sys" should be [A B 1;C D 0;0 0 -Inf]
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