Calculating 2nd Order System Parameters in MATLAB

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To calculate the peak time, settling time, rise time, and maximum overshoot of a second-order system in MATLAB, users can utilize the "stepinfo" function, which provides these parameters directly from the step response of the system. Additionally, the "tf" function is essential for defining the transfer function of the system before analysis. Users are encouraged to refer to resources like the provided Wikibooks link for detailed guidance on modeling and transfer functions. Understanding these commands is crucial for effective system analysis in control engineering. Properly applying these MATLAB functions enhances the ability to evaluate system performance metrics efficiently.
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What are the commands to i find the peak time, seetling time, rise time and maximum overshoot of a second order system in matlab?
 
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lukus09 said:
What are the commands to i find the peak time, seetling time, rise time and maximum overshoot of a second order system in matlab?

Please take a read through this document, and the one I mentioned previously at Wikibooks:
http://www.me.cmu.edu/ctms/modeling/tutorial/transferfunction/mainframes.htm
 
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