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    Case III: Complex Poles: Example: Can Solve Like Case I

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    This document discusses complex poles in transfer functions. It provides an example transfer function with complex poles of (s+2-2j) and (s+2+2j). The transfer function can be solved by partial fraction expansion with separate terms for each pole, or alternatively as a sum of a term with a real pole over s and a term with complex poles over the quadratic factor s^2 + 4s + 8.

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    This document discusses complex poles in transfer functions. It provides an example transfer function with complex poles of (s+2-2j) and (s+2+2j). The transfer function can be solved by partial fraction expansion with separate terms for each pole, or alternatively as a sum of a term with a real pole over s and a term with complex poles over the quadratic factor s^2 + 4s + 8.

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    This document discusses complex poles in transfer functions. It provides an example transfer function with complex poles of (s+2-2j) and (s+2+2j). The transfer function can be solved by partial fraction expansion with separate terms for each pole, or alternatively as a sum of a term with a real pole over s and a term with complex poles over the quadratic factor s^2 + 4s + 8.

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    Case III: Complex Poles: Example: Can Solve Like Case I

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    Case III: Complex Poles

    Example:

    4s 3
    F ( s)
    2
    s ( s 4 s 8)

    Can solve like Case I


    A
    B
    C
    F (s)

    s s22j s22j

    Or can solve as follows


    A
    Bs C
    F ( s) 2
    s s 4s 8

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