Routh-Hurwitz Criteria (Special Case 1)

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Inverse polynomial method is rarely taught! Good content neso!

[@AryaGagan]

7 months ago
The inverse polynomial method is rarely taught! Good content neso!

[@PunmasterSTP]

Inverse polynomial? More like "Interesting, and I want to know more!" Thanks again for these really stimulating lectures.

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Inverse polynomial method is easy for me. Thank You Neso.

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I'm in strong support of Method 2 it's strait forward.😮

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Love this. Thank you! We are getting control systems everyday now! This helpse so much.

[@sameermeshram3062]

Nice lecture sir ....I hope More students takes good score for this particular subject of control system in GATE 2022 sir.... Thank you sir for providing best way to learn lots of concept and Topics.

[@tasmathius8252]

You made both methods simple to understand. However, I prefer method 2. Method is faster for me in terms of examination purposes and is also quite straight forward.

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Truee

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The most understanding video i Have ever seen THANK YOU NESO.....!

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Method 2 is easy by. The way u taugh so..blessed to have such a great content ..

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I love the second method...well explained, thank you.

[@MVBSHADABARSHAD]

Method 2
Thank you so much 🤗

[@rakshitharikky1807]

Method 2 is reallly good sir....

[@CHATUR__RAMALINGAM]

at 12:12 multiplication is wrong for numerator

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No.. it's all right

[@Rocky.7707]

Exactly…I’ve been thinking the same..it’s supposed to be 6 £^2

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Could you please add a chapter on PID controllers? I love your way of teaching! Many thanks!!

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Marvelous 🤩🤩🤩

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Inverse Polynomial for the win!!

[@shivanshmishrabitspilanigo5157]

first one was in our syllabus. Thanks

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Inverse polynomial process is much easier 😅. Thanks neso❤😊

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Sir you're a legend ✨

[@joshuatopacio1045]

I think you interchange the 6z^3 and 3z^2

[@jaivikdhebar]

Sooo good explanation man 👌 salute!

[@raghut720]

Thanks,neso🤗🤗

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Respected Sir Please upload videos on communication systems, electromagnetic waves plz plz. I am completely depend on your lecture for gate 2022 ece

[@PunmasterSTP]

I'm just curious, have you tried to come up with a backup plan in case Neso Academy doesn't upload all the videos you want in time?

[@rajeshshinde5696]

Very nicely explained....Thnk you

[@suheladesilva2933]

Thanks for the video.

[@MVBSHADABARSHAD]

Please upload special case 2

[@sanskarkumar6484]

thanks Sir🙏❤

[@cornilliousmagoche290]

Inverse polynomial method 💥💥💥💥

[@venkatprasad2566]

Thank you sir
Method one is good

[@venkatprasad2566]

Replacing epslon in place 0

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Love from Kolkata sir

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Thank you so much sir

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❤ love this thanks

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Отличный урок. Спасибо!

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Please upload more and more

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In inverse polynomial method can we multiply the equation by (S+1) in the place of (1/Z).
Because this method is in our syllabus.

[@thenmozhinantheeswaran9751]

Thank u very much !!

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Thanks method 2

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Nice 🙂😊

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Nice sir ❤️

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Method 2 ❤

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what happens if the limit diverges? in this case will be the system considered unstable?

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Excellent

[@henrygogoda1001]

2

[@yusufsoyceken858]

is lim e => 0+ ? because if otherwise the result will change

[@fahimfaisalamio8037]

Inverse polynomial method rules!

[@farhanahmed3003]

Thank

[@pavani8943]

please start teaching dbms

[@alexnoggle1874]

Method 1 for sure

[@Parameswari-j1u]

In method 1 the no.of poles in rhs is 3 but in method 2 it is 2 only why?

[@vishrutbharti5596]

Sir if we apply special case in in simple question then what is the results

[@pappukumaree0517]

Method 2
Sir 👍

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Why would I use method 1 in my right mind ?

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How do you type a matrix through Gboard?

[@nnnnnuoa]

Control system ka aage ka kb aaega??

[@SakibKhan-ol9ru]

Good

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can I use inverse polynomial method in exam?

[@abdulmajidyunus]

Method 2 is good

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Method 2!!

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First like sir

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Sir why kvl called as 1 law why not kvl please reply me tmr my viva question sir pizz reply me

[@PunmasterSTP]

By "kvl" do you mean Kirchhoff's Voltage Law? And if so, in what context is it referred to "1 law"?

[@isasarwar3864]

method 2 is easy sir

[@henrygogoda1001]

Method number 2

[@sameermeshram3062]

Inverse Polynomial method is better sir.

[@bhavikgupta]

method 2 was easy

[@kpraveenkumar5444]

method 2

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Method 2

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Method 2 is easy

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14:08

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Inverse polynomial is easy

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Inverse polynomial method is better

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Inverse polynomial method is good it fails

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inverse polynomial is easy

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Method 2

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Method 2 is easy