The discussion centers on the advantages of the time constant form of transfer functions in control systems compared to the pole-zero form. The time constant form provides clearer insights into system dynamics and stability, making it easier to analyze and design control systems. To find the D.C. gain of a closed-loop transfer function, the method involves substituting s = 0 into the transfer function. This approach simplifies the calculation and enhances understanding of system behavior at steady state.
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lazyaditya said:Why is time constant form of transfer function in control system better than pole zero form ?
I don't know what you mean. Gie an example of a "time constant form of transfer function"..
If a closed Loop transfer function is given to me how should i find D.C gain ?