Types of Stability
There are 3 types of stability which are as follows:
- Steady State Stability
- Transient Stability
- BIBO Stability
Steady State Stability
Steady-state stability means when a system is subjected to constant input for a long duration of time and the system results in a stable output, it is known as steady-state stability. When a dynamic system provides a stable output during any disturbance in the input, it is said to be a stable system.
Transient Stability
When a system changes its state, it is known as a transition. During the transition period, whether the system is stable or not when subjected to some disturbance is determined by the transient stability.
BIBO Stability
Bounded input and bounded output stability show a system is stable when the system returns the bounded output when the bounded input is given. When the output is controllable, the system is stable else it is unstable.
Control Systems – Stability
Control systems are used to control the behavior of any dynamic system. It provides accurate information about the dynamic system so that it can work well. One of the important aspects of the control system is STABILITY. The stability of the system is important in order to get the desired output from the system. In this article, we will deal with how control system analysis helps in providing stability to the system. We will also study types of stability, applications, and many more.
Table of Content
- What is Stability?
- Types of Stability
- Types of System Based on Stability
- Methods to Analyze the Stability
- Applications
- Advantages and Disadvantages
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