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A state-space realization for transfer functions

Tohru Takahashi, Nobuyuki Hamada, Shinichi Takahashi

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This paper presents a new approach to the realization of rational transfer functions via state-variable methods. The resulting structures use an RC ladder network, n voltage followers, and two summers with appropriate scalings, where n is the degree of the characteristic polynomial of the given transfer function. The nonsingular transformation matrix Q that relates two state-space realizations plays an important role in our approach.

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This paper presents a new approach to the realization of rational transfer functions via state-variable methods. The resulting structures use an RC ladder network, n voltage followers, and two summers with appropriate scalings, where n is the degree of the characteristic polynomial of the given transfer function. The nonsingular transformation matrix Q that relates two state-space realizations plays an important role in our approach.

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This paper presents a new approach to the realization of rational transfer functions via state-variable methods. The resulting structures use an RC ladder network, n voltage followers, and two summers with appropriate scalings, where n is the degree of the characteristic polynomial of the given transfer function. The nonsingular transformation matrix Q that relates two state-space realizations plays an important role in our approach.

Key concepts: Realization (probability), Invertible matrix, Transfer function, State space, Minimal realization, Transformation (genetics), Polynomial, Mathematics

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