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A general notion of stability says that a system is stable if after being removed from a stable state, the system returns to the original state provided no external input is applied. Another general notion of stability is called BIBO stability, i.e. bounded output is obtained as a response to any and all bounded inputs. There are several methods to investigate stability of control systems. Application of these methods is shown through examples.
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Keviczky, L., Bars, R., Hetthéssy, J., Bányász, C. (2019). Stability of Linear Control Systems. In: Control Engineering: MATLAB Exercises. Advanced Textbooks in Control and Signal Processing. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-8321-1_5
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