Now we're gonna use tf2ss command to do the conversion. Transform from transfer function to space state
Now your variable browser should looks like this = ss2tf(SSsys) // Call ss2tf with three outputsĭisp("Transfer-Function Representation:") TFsys= ss2tf(SSsys) // Call ss2tf with one output = syslin(,A,B,C,D) //dom may be 'c' for ,' d', or scalar By the other hand, if we call ss2tf with three outputs it returns the numerator polynomial matrix in NUM, the characteristic polynomial matrix in DEM and the feedthrough matrix in Ft. We expect in this example a 4x4 transfer matrix since we have two inputs and two outputs. This command recieves a syslin list (linear system) and, called with one output it, returns the transfer matrix in TrF whose elements are transfer functions corresponding to possible combinations Now let's convert the system shown below, which has multiple inputs and multiple outputs and is defined by its state-space representation, into transfer-function representation. You will notice that many functions related to control systems models receive a syslin list as input. system1 comes to represent the system below. Scilab let us define state-space representation of a system by supplying the main information (Time domain, A, B, C, D and initial state vector) to the `` `syslin``` command which returns a syslin list. Transform from space state to transfer functionīefore making any conversion first we shall define our system in Scilab in order to work with it. We emphasize system models with multiple inputs and multiple outputs. Important to remember that exist infinite state-space representations for a same system, Scilab gives you just one of them. Then, we'll do the inverse procedure by taking the transfer-function representation to get state-space representation using the tf2ss command. First we'll begin with transformation from state-space representation to transfer-function representation by using the ss2tf command.
In this tutorial we're gonna take an example of a linear system and define both its state-space representation and transfer-function representation with the syslin command, in order to we'll be able to take each representation of the system from one model to another. You need to have installed Scilab in your computer.
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