Article | REF: S7150 V1

Time analysis - Part 1

Author: Raymond HANUS

Publication date: March 10, 2007

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1. Notion of system

1.1 Definitions

The notion of a system is not easy to define. It seems simpler to us to try to approach this notion from its various attributes. Thus, we can say that a system is "something" that transforms certain quantities u i (t ), called input quantities, into certain others y j (t ), called output quantities, as shown in figure 1 . This definition is very general. Input quantities u i (t ) are those which act on the system, while output quantities y j (t ) are those produced by the...

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