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Real Part of Characteristic Roots from an Underdamped Transient Response

NaOH

NaOH

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Any tips on how to estimate the real part of the characteristic roots of a circuit just by looking at an UNDERDAMPED response???
 
Can you be a little more specific? What do you know about the system you're trying to characterize (i.e. do you know the order of the transfer function or anything similar)?
 
Originally posted by: NaOH
Any tips on how to estimate the real part of the characteristic roots of a circuit just by looking at an UNDERDAMPED response???
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Depends on the order of the transfer function. If it's first or second order then it's straightfoward. Anything after that is a little more tedious & complicated.
 
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