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Create uncertain frequency response data (ufrd) object, or convert another model type to ufrd model

Syntax

Description

Uncertain frequency response data (ufrd) models result from the conversion of an uncertain state-space (uss) system to its uncertain frequency response. ufrd models also result when frequency response data models (frd) are combined with uncertain matrices (umat).

usysfrd = ufrd(usys,frequency,'Units',units) converts a uss model usys to a ufrd model usysfrd by frequency response.'Units' specifies the units of the frequencies in frequency, which can be 'rad/s' or 'Hz'. If the last two arguments are omitted, the default for frequency units is 'rad/s'.

Any of the previous syntaxes can be followed by property name/property value pairs.

usysfrd = ufrd(usys,frequency,'Units',units,'P1',V1,'P2',V2,...) sets the properties P1, P2, ... to the values V1, V2, ...

usys = ufrd(response,frequency) creates a ufrd from the response and frequency arguments. response should be a umat array, whose first array dimension (i.e., size(response,3)) aligns with the frequency. Note that you are unlikely to use this option.

usysfrd = ufrd(sysfrd) converts an frd model sysfrd to a ufrd model usysfrd with no uncertain elements.

Example

In the first example, you create a continuous-time uncertain system with both parametric uncertainty and unmodeled dynamics uncertainty. Compute the uncertain frequency response and plot the Bode plot, using 20 random samples, with a color choice of red for random samples, and blue for nominal.

Example 2

In this example, you convert a not-uncertain frd model to ufrd without uncertainties. You can verify the equality of the nominal value of the ufrd and simplified representation to the original system.

See Also
frd         Creates or converts to frequency response data model

ss          Creates or converts to state-space model


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