2016
DOI: 10.1134/s0005117916120055
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Methods of analysis of automatic control systems obeying a mathematical model with cubic characteristic equation

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“…In case of real root domination [1,8] (8) This result extends to the case of higher orders of the characteristic equation. The authors research has shown that the lowest frequency complex conjugate poles may be estimated by the following simple formulas (in case of real root domination which is appreciate for CS): Using the above formulas allows the rapid and easy-to-understand CS quality analysis.…”
Section: Proposed Methodsmentioning
confidence: 88%
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“…In case of real root domination [1,8] (8) This result extends to the case of higher orders of the characteristic equation. The authors research has shown that the lowest frequency complex conjugate poles may be estimated by the following simple formulas (in case of real root domination which is appreciate for CS): Using the above formulas allows the rapid and easy-to-understand CS quality analysis.…”
Section: Proposed Methodsmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…The proposed method has been tested and endorsed by comparison with the test simulation and physical model experiments for the following common cases: − frequency range estimation of active biquadratic section based on operation amplifier chips [7]; − simple regulator's type and parameters validation to ensuring aperiodic transients in CS obeying a mathematical model with cubic characteristic equation [8][9];…”
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confidence: 99%