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Stability Analysis of Continuous-Time Linear Time-Invariant Systems

Kamyar Modjtahedzadeh

Published 2020-01-03Version 1

This paper focuses on the mathematical approaches to the analysis of stability that is a crucial step in the design of dynamical systems. Three methods are presented, namely, absolutely integrable impulse response, Fourier integral, and Laplace transform. The superiority of Laplace transform over the other methods becomes clear for several reasons that include the following: 1) It allows for the analysis of the stable, as well as, the unstable systems. 2) It not only determines absolute stability (a yes/no answer), but also shines light on the relative stability (how stable/unstable the system is), allowing for a design with a good degree of stability. 3) Its algebraic and convolution properties significantly simplify the mathematical manipulations involved in the analysis, especially when tackling a complex system composed of several simpler ones. A brief relevant introduction to the subject of systems is presented for the unfamiliar reader. Additionally, appropriate physical concepts and examples are presented for better clarity.

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