Appling the Bessel Filter in State Feedback

Qi Zhi Wang; Xiao Xia Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.328.575

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Appling the Bessel Filter in State Feedback

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The feedback gain is gotten according to the analysis of Bessel filter .The step response is good and fast, and no excess. Appling to the design of state feedback, it is proved fast and no overshoot. It is a good correct method.

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