Time-Domain Response Analysis


The time-domain approach is a unified method for analyzing and designing systems modeled by either modern or classical approach. Time-domain response analysis functions below can be used to study the output behavior of a linear time-invariant system driven by system inputs and initial states.

The step or impulse response plots the system response with respect to time when the system input is a step or impulse function, respectively. The initial response plots the system response to the initial state x0 with zero-input. The simulation response plots the system response to any input and initial state specified by the user. The initial state of zero is assumed by default.

Function
    
Description
Step response Plot step response of a system in time domain.
Impulse response Plot impulse response of a system in time domain.
Initial response Plot time domain initial response of a system represented in state space.
Simulation response Simulate system response to an arbitrary input.


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