Obtaining state space from transfer functions

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A MIMO system with two inputs and two outputs was analyzed to derive a state space model from given third-degree transfer functions. The transfer matrix was defined, including specific transfer functions for each input-output pair. The process involved formulating two output equations, leading to the creation of two third-degree ordinary differential equations (ODEs). From these ODEs, six states were generated, but only two were relevant for the measurement equation in the state space model. The discussion concludes with the successful derivation of the state space representation.
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1. The problem statement
I have a MIMO system with two inputs and two outputs. I have all transfer functions between inputs and outputs. I want to obtain a state space model that describes this system. All transfer functions are of 3rd degree.

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"Transfer matrix":
HP(s)=[H11, H12; H21, H22]

H11=\frac{1}{100s^3+80s^2+17s+1}

H12=\frac{0.5}{100s^3+80s^2+17s+1}

H21=\frac{4.8}{5s^3+13.5s^2+7.5s+1 }

H22=\frac{16}{5s^3+13.5s^2+7.5s+1 }
 
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Solved it :-D

I created two equations for the outputs which resulted in two 3rd degree ODE's. From these two equations I created 6 states, where only two of them was of any interest to me, so I put those two states in the measurment equation of the state space model.
 
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