MTech (Systems and Control) from IIT Roorkee | GATE 2017 score of 740 | 9.5+ GPA  |  Researcher and an aspiring professor.

Mahathi Anand

This course is the chapter 3 of Control Systems and discusses in detail the concept of stability, namely the pole-zero stability concept and Routh Hurwitz criterion. 
A lot of problems are solved for students to be comfortable with the concept. This course is specifically curated taking into consideration the needs of GATE aspirants. 
In addition, a tutorial class is taken to help students understand concepts by simulating the concepts learnt using MATLAB.

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Stability Analysis: Control Systems

Stability Analysis

Control Systems

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This lesson introduces the concept of stability and gives proper theoretical definitions as well as real time examples to stable systems.

Introduction to Stability

This lesson talks about how stability of a system can be determined by the position of poles of the transfer function. The reason behind such stability is also discussed

Pole Zero Stability

Routh Hurwitz criterion is defined and explained for the normal case. The concept is illustrated with examples.

Routh Hurwitz Criterion- Part 1

This lesson is a continuation of the previous lesson which talks about Routh Hurwitz criterion. It deals with two special cases encountered in questions based on this criterion. These cases are explained with clear and illustrative examples.

Routh Hurwitz Criterion- Part 2

Previous Year GATE concepts from this chapter are solved with detailed explanations on the concept behind the procedure.

GATE Problems

This course describes a function in MATLAB that directly tells whether a system is stable or not without having to do any calculations on paper.

Tutorial- Stability in MATLAB

Vaibhav Siwach

This course is very important from GATE perspective. I will explain here the basics and the tricks of Root Locus techniques to find the stability of the system. I will discuss it with GATE problems.

Root Locus in-depth knowledge for GATE-2019

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Ravendra Yadav

This Course is about Module On RH Criterion For IES 2019. This course is very important for the students preparing for IES exams in electrical engineering stream.

(Hindi) Module On RH Criterion For IES 2019: ESE - Electrical Engineering

Control Engineer | Electrical and Electronics Graduate | 996th rank in KCET |

Vidhya T

In this course you will learn to find the stability of a control system using Routh stability criterion and solutions to the difficulties encountered in the criterion and relative stability of systems.

Stability in Control Systems

Electrical engineer. Preparing for IES exams. Love to study new things .

Ankush Chhikara

This course is about the stability theory  and how to find the stability of any pole on the s-plane. You will also see the rules and implementation for the Routh Hurwitz criteria.

(Hindi) Control System: Stability and R.H Criteria

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Aparna Dolia

In this course, Aparna Dolia covers the time domain stability analysis. The course will be beneficial for Engineering students and GATE aspirants.

Time Domain Stability Analysis

In this course we will be discussing about the time response in the control systems and we will see the conditions of first order as well as second order with different types of input.

Lessons

6 lessons • 1h 23m

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Introduction to Stability

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Pole Zero Stability

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Routh Hurwitz Criterion- Part 1

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Routh Hurwitz Criterion- Part 2

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GATE Problems

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Tutorial- Stability in MATLAB