A first-order system is one whose output, y(t), is modeled by a first order,linear differential equation
where f(t) is the input (forcing function). If a0 # 0, then above eqation yields,
Define,
𝜏p is known as the time constant of the process
and KP is called the steady state gain or static gain or simply the gain of the process.
From eqn, it is easily found that the transfer function of a firstorder process is given by;
A first-order process with a transfer function given by above eqn. is also known as: first-order lag, linear lag, exponential transfer lag.
If on the other hand, a0 = 0, then from eqn. we take
which gives a transfer function
In such case the process is called purely capacitive or pure integrator
where f(t) is the input (forcing function). If a0 # 0, then above eqation yields,
Define,
𝜏p is known as the time constant of the process
and KP is called the steady state gain or static gain or simply the gain of the process.
From eqn, it is easily found that the transfer function of a firstorder process is given by;
A first-order process with a transfer function given by above eqn. is also known as: first-order lag, linear lag, exponential transfer lag.
If on the other hand, a0 = 0, then from eqn. we take
which gives a transfer function
In such case the process is called purely capacitive or pure integrator
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