
The Control System module provides algorithms and tools for designing, analyzing, and tuning linear control systems in Nelson.
It supports state-space and transfer function models, system transformations between continuous and discrete time, and computation of poles, zeros, and frequency responses.
The module also includes system balancing, controllability and observability analysis, regulator and estimator design, and simulation of dynamic responses.
These tools are used to model, analyze, and control linear dynamic systems in engineering and research code.
Functions for creating, inspecting, and reducing dynamic system models.
Functions for model conversion, composition, selection, and interconnection.
Functions for time-domain, frequency-domain, and model-response analysis.
Simulation and response functions for dynamic systems.
Functions for controller design, estimators, and regulator computations.
Control-oriented matrix computations for state-space analysis.