Automatic Control Networks Analysis v 2.02

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connet89.zip

Filename	connet89.zip
Title	Automatic Control Networks Analysis v 2.02
Description	It's a very powerful program that allows an advanced analysis in Bode diagram of a transfer function and of a user entered control network. You can try different solutions and analyze their fundamental parameters: 0 decibel frequency, phase margin, gain margin and eventually peaks. You can also chose and trace different types of drawing: real and asymptotic TF graph and phase graph.
Author	Paolo Silingardi (paolosilingarditi@interfree.it)
Category	TI-89 BASIC Math Programs
File Size	113,221 bytes
File Date and Time	Fri Oct 27 21:42:58 2006
Documentation Included?	Yes

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Name	Size
Readme.pdf	18541
VideoClip.gif	98066
connet.89p	8306
coeff.89p	1211
helppic.89i	675
mgcl.89f	416
routh.89f	1336
t2c.89f	314
All My Programs.mht	190672

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