1. Standard Routh and Hurwitz: an algebraic method, the data on the
absolute stability of a linear system does not change over time. These standards will try
to indicate how many characteristic equation lie in the left half, right half axis and
the virtual.
2. Some experimental locus diagram (Root Locus Plot): presents a graph of the locus of the
characteristic equation when a certain number of system changes. When the
locus is located on another to test the plane s, system instability within the glass.
3. Nyquist criterion: is a method of selling - map - Graphics
(Semi graphical), for information on the difference between the pole and zero of conversion functions within
closed by observing the appearance of the Nyquist diagram. This method needs to know the position
of the relative zero.
4. Bode diagrams: Bode diagram of the closed-loop transfer function G (s) H (s) can be used to determine
the stability of the closed-loop system. However, can only be used when the G (s) H (s) no
longer pole and zero in the plane's right.
5. Lyapunov criterion: the method of determining the stability of nonlinear systems,
but could apply to the linear system. The stability of the system is determined by
examining the properties of the Lyapunov function.
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