The document discusses stability analysis in systems, categorizing them into absolutely stable, conditionally stable, unstable, and critically stable. It explains how to determine stability using closed-loop poles in the s-plane and introduces methods like Routh's criterion and the Hurwitz method for analyzing characteristic equations. The document also provides examples and conditions for stability, emphasizing the importance of pole locations in determining system behavior.
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The document discusses stability analysis in systems, categorizing them into absolutely stable, conditionally stable, unstable, and critically stable. It explains how to determine stability using closed-loop poles in the s-plane and introduces methods like Routh's criterion and the Hurwitz method for analyzing characteristic equations. The document also provides examples and conditions for stability, emphasizing the importance of pole locations in determining system behavior.