Stable vs unstable systems are the potential outputs of linear control systems. So far in this course we have covered the various system inputs signal and how to develop process models through first-principles and empirical models. Now it is time to talk about the various system outputs that we can receive!
This timeline is meant to help you understand the differences between stable, unstable and marginally-stable system responses:
0:00 Introduction.
0:09 Overview of control system course completion.
0:44 Stable System.
1:38Unstable System.
2:08 Marginally-Stable System.
3:13 Stable, unstable or marginally stable examples..
4:46 Outro
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This video is part of our Control Systems course. Control Systems (also known as Process Dynamics Control) is the study of systems to minimize dynamic fluctuations in systems. In this playlist we will learn everything from the fundamentals to discussing how to develop theoretical and empirical process models!
