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6 The necessary and sufficient condition for observability of the system given by {A, B, C} is p( 0) = n, where 0 is the observability matrix given by and n is the order of the system. For single-output systems this is the same as det(O) :10. Duality. It is very interesting and extremely useful to note the duality between controllability and observability. 7 A system given by {A, B, C} is observable if and only if its dual system, described by {A', C ' , B'}, is controllable. Proof. Compare the observability and controllability conditions for systems {A,B,C} and {A',C',B'}, respectively.
The following example answers that question affirmatively. 54 CHAPTER 2. 1 Consider the following transfer function: H(s) _ - s3 2S2 + 12s + 16 + 8s 2 + 19s + 12 The following realization is neither controllable nor observable: l±~j = [-100 -~ JJ [~j X2 y = [ 1 1 0] + [iJ u [~j Note that the irreducible form of H(s) is (8+~1<~+3)' Let us formally define the minimallity and use the previous discussion to prove several important results about minimallity, controllability, and observability. 10 (Minimallity) A realization is said to be minimal if no other realization of the same transfer function has lower order.
8 (State controllability) A system is state controllable if a proper input can drive it from any given state to any desired state in a finite amount of time. 5 A system described by {A,B,C} is state controllable if and only if p(C) = n, where C is the controllability matrix given by C = [B AB A2B ... An-IB] and n is the order of the system. For single-input systems this is equivalent to det(C) =1= o. Control'ability-from- the- origin and controllability-to- the- origin. o. (pointwise state from the origin) if an appropriate input can drive the system from the origin to any desired state in a finite amount of time.