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BEST VIDEO FOR THE STATE SPACE MODEL REPRESENTATION OF A EC-cIRCUIT .

i thought the open loop transfer function is suppose to be Y/X = A.B? or am i missing something

what a great explanation. thank you so much for this video

question at 25:27 if you have a input of f(t) = 5sin(t) doesnt this mean doing the laplace transformation wont work because the input is non linear

i have never seen an explanation as clear as this

bro clutched my final

Why don't we care about the nominator?

Thank you so much

tnx very much sir

I am keen on your lessons Professor ,as a student of electrical electronics enginering in Türkiye ,there are some teachers that claim to be good or the best but it is about that they do not watch your videos 🙂😁,thank you so much for this sort of the videos that are beautiful .

Thank you for this ultimate explanation Sir, as I said always in this channel's comment section, You are expert and I feel lucky to listen to your lesson and to reach your lesson videos of course. Thank you

Theank you, sir

Thank you so much sir really ,I feel lucky to listen to your lessons

why we continue the calculation entirely all of 1. column in the case of once change of sign. I think it should be considered as unstable , if there is one sign change at least .It doesn't need to continue.

you are expert sir ,really thank you so much ,I feel lucky myself to listen to you

Perfect!

14:30

Wow!

Interesting!

my goat how are you writing on the air?

I hope you can reply soon. Why is G9 and G8 just left the way it is? Intitial block diagram takes output from G5(S) not G5S/(1+G5H2)so shouldn’t G8 and G9 multiply by 1+G5H2 in that way that denominator can be removed when finding the product of two blocks of G8 or G9 and their previous block? 3:38

Really helpful, thank you!

Why isn't the centroid computed here?

What happened when the resistor in series with the capacitor is not connected

How can we found state transition matrix

How did you determine the direction of nyquist plot, whether it is counter-clockwise or clockwise?

Thanks bro, exam tommorrow. this helped.

I like the biomedical examples given in these lectures. Is there a source or a book for more examples ? Thanks a lot

Dear Sir, Thanks a bunch for sharing your interactive lectures which are really helpful for all of us. Could you please let us know for calculating the value of x2 dot why in the equation you are not considering m/M is equal to zero, while for calculating x4 dot you considered m/M is zero as the mass (m) is so much negligible to Mass (M)?

question how is integration of error is constant when error becomes zero itself at 29 15

Respected sir thank u so much, i am from india 🇮🇳 preparing for gate exam i got a doubt thank for clearing the doubt

Excellent work

you are totaly proffessor ,This the best explanation I have ever seen ,I am lucky to listen to your lesson

You are excellent proffessor thnx you much again and again for this clear explanation.

Thnx you so much for your effort sir ,really thank you for this free course

Nice, simple example circuit and very well explained.

well done! this a great project, but it seems you didn't provide more information, can you at least provide the poster behind the robot? ( 1:59 ) i am a 4th year biomedical engineer from syria and i could use some help ^_^

This is an art ,professor ,an excellent work ,aprreciate it

No way... he just solved this problem within 15 minutes, whilst at a teaching pace and even while entertaining questions. Learned a lot also, thanks!

It doesn't seem right that h is shifted to the right

Why does the spike up at the cut off frequency G(s)=-20log(2zeta). Is it applicable to all cases with complex roots?

Hi Do you have by any chance videos about cardiovascular/respiratory system modeling?

at 6:00 the equation for x2 dot seems to be wrong, the second term should be negative

Sir, how can we get the exact parameter P in the coordinate system in practice?

t is an arbitrary tiime shift

Gold

very well explained thank you .

thank you for this awesome lecture . really High quality material.

9:20

Those lectures are so amazing thank you a lot for providing them