Re: Using GNU Octave: Time Delay Representation

[Ben Sapp]

The first line below creates a discrete time delay transfer function with a 
sampling period of 1.  The second line prints it out

time_delay = tf2sys(1, [1,0], 1);
sysout(time_delay)

Use the command 'controldemo' to familiarize yourself with the many other 
features of the control systems toolbox.

Cheers,
Ben

At 09:58 PM 11/25/2002 -0600, Fuertes, Dale A. wrote:

> I am a senior BS Chemical Egineering student in the University of the 
> Philippines. I wrote as regards to using the Development version of 
> Octave. We cannot find a discussion on Time delay representation in a 
> transfer function. Hope you could help in any way. I am looking forward to 
> your reply.
>
> Thank you.
>
> Respectfully yours,
>
> Dale A. Fuertes



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