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Unit 28 Conditions of System Stability 1. For control system analysis and designing the issue of stability is a primary one. 1. For control system analysis and designing the issue of stability is a primary one. The system is said to be stable if its response is bounded. 1. For control system analysis and designing the issue of stability is a primary one. The system is said to be stable if its response is bounded. The system is unstable if its response grows with time. 1. For control system analysis and designing the issue of stability is a primary one. The system is said to be stable if its response is bounded. The system is unstable if its response grows with time. 2. A necessary and sufficient condition for a feedback system to be stable is that all poles of closed loop TF for the system have negative real parts. 1. For control system analysis and designing the issue of stability is a primary one. The system is said to be stable if its response is bounded. The system is unstable if its response grows with time. 2. A necessary and sufficient condition for a feedback system to be stable is that all poles of closed loop TF for the system have negative real parts. (In other words, the control system is stable the closed loop poles have to be on the LHS of s-plane. ) 1. For control system analysis and designing the issue of stability is a primary one. The system is said to be stable if its response is bounded. The system is unstable if its response grows with time. 2. A necessary and sufficient condition for a feedback system to be stable is that all poles of closed loop TF for the system have negative real parts. (In other words, the control system is stable the closed loop poles have to be on the LHS of s-plane. ) output