final value theorem

CyborgBunny · Oct 12, 2009

Hi

in here

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_value_theorem

why in the example he says 0 then he says 3 ?

isn't it (steady state)s to zero ?

(EDIT) : also , how can i evaluate Lim(s=>0){-s/(s+2)}

silvrstring · Oct 12, 2009

He must be giving s/s a value of 1 instead of undefined.

For Lim(s->0){-s/(s+2)}, just plug 0 into s. The result is 0/2 = 0.

final value theorem

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final value theorem

CyborgBunny Thread Starter Active Member

silvrstring Active Member

Steady state solution using Final Value Theorem in s-domain.

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