Let's derive the transfer function formula from the state-space equations step by step.
Step 1: Start with the standard state-space equations
The state equation is:
The output equation is:
Where:
= System matrix
= Input matrix
= Output matrix
= Feedforward matrix
Step 2: Take the Laplace transform
Taking the Laplace transform of:
We know that:
Therefore,
For zero initial conditions:
Hence,
Step 3: Rearrange the equation
Move to the left side:
Taking common:
Here, is the identity matrix.
Step 4: Find the state vector X(s)
Multiply both sides by the inverse of :
Since:
We get:
Step 5: Take the Laplace transform of the output equation
Original output equation:
Taking the Laplace transform:
Substitute the value of from Step 4:
Taking common:
Step 6: Divide by U(s)
We know that the transfer function is:
Therefore,
Final derived formulaUnderstanding the derivation visually
State equation
Apply Laplace transform
Assume zero initial conditions
Calculate X(s)
Substitute into output equation
Summary
Always remember .
This formula assumes zero initial conditions.
represents the identity matrix of the same order as .
If there is no direct transmission, .
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