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g3 = ctrlplot(step,g3,{line style=2});
g3 = plot(g3,{title="Step responses",...
legend=["Kinf";"K2";"input"]})?
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3.6.2 System Norm Calculations
Functions are providedfor ca lculating the H2andH∞norms of Dynamic Systems. In
the H2case, this involves the solution of a Lyapunov equation. A bisection method,
involving the calculation of eigenvalues of a scaled Hamiltonian matrix, is required for
the H∞norm calculation.
The Xµfunction for the two norm calculation is called h2norm. The syntax and
operation are self explanatory.
The calculation of the H∞norm involves the iterative solution of a Riccati equation.
The technique is a generalization of the the theoretical result given in Lemma 2 in
Section 2.3.3. As a result, a tolerance can be sp ecified, and the calculation gives upper
and lower bounds. The function is hinfnorm. The syntax is illustrated below.
[out,omega] = hinfnorm(system,tol)