Professional Documents
Culture Documents
NIT Rourkela
NIT Rourkela
Instructions
Now check whether the three following vectors B, AB, A2 B can play the role of the basis
vectors for a three-dimensional vector space. If yes, please represent the matrix A and
B concerning the same basis vectors. Can you find out any interesting features of this
algebraic operation? If yes, please explain your observation regarding the same. [4]
2. Devise a state transformation technique that will yield the following state model in the
diagonal canonical form:
−23 −160 −300 1
A= 1 0 0 B = 0 C = 0 0 1
D=0
0 1 0 0
[4]
4. Find out the linearized model for the following nonlinear system. Do you think the
model is reliable enough to design a control law based on the linearized model of the
system?
ẋ1 = 10x51 + x2
ẋ2 = −x1 + 60x2 6
y = x1 [4]
5. Find a state space model for the MIMO system’s transfer function matrix as shown
below. Try to consider minimum number of the state variables to represent the model
in the state space form.
1 3
2s + 1
2s2 + 5s + 2
G(s) =
1 (s + 1)
s+2 (s + 2)2
[4]
6. Comment on the veracity of the following statements. Without a cogent argument and
appropriate justification, no answer will be considered. All parts of this question 6 must
be written in the same place.
(a) A continuum of equilibrium can be found in the A matrix with all non-zero distinct
eigenvalues. [2]
(b) During the decoupled representation of an asymptotic stable system, the A matrix
sometimes becomes skew-symmetric. [2]
(c) The dimension of the transfer function matrix gives an idea about the number of
inputs and outputs are present in a system [2]
(d) For an n-dimensional LTI system, the system will have a unique trajectory in the
state space even if the initial conditions differ. [2]
(e) The input distribution matrix reveals how the rate of change of state variables get
affected by input. [2]