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State–space representation

In this chapter, we discuss an alternative system representation in terms of the system state variables, known as the state–space representation or realization. We examine the properties, advantages, and disadvantages of this representation. We also show how to obtain an input-output representation from a state–space representation. Obtaining a state–space representation from an input-output representation is further discussed in Chapter 8.

Antonio Visioli | M. Sami Fadali | M. S. Fadali | A. Visioli | M. Fadali

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