d2c()

Control Systems

d2c() is a MATLAB®-compatible control systems function for discrete-to-continuous conversion using tustin's bilinear method. converts a discrete-time transfer function (in z) with sample time ts to a continuous-time transfer function (in s). inverse of c2d. Run it online in your browser with SimLab — free, no install, no license required.

Discrete-to-continuous conversion using Tustin's bilinear method. Converts a discrete-time transfer function (in z) with sample time Ts to a continuous-time transfer function (in s). Inverse of c2d.

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Syntax

d2c(sysD, Ts)

Examples — run d2c() in your browser

Hd = c2d(tf([1], [1, 1]), 0.1); Hc = d2c(Hd, 0.1)

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Hd = tf([0.5, 0.5], [1, -0.8]); Hc = d2c(Hd, 0.01)

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Frequently Asked Questions about d2c()

Is the d2c() function free to use in SimLab?

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Do I need to install MATLAB to use d2c()?

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What does d2c() do?

Discrete-to-continuous conversion using Tustin's bilinear method. Converts a discrete-time transfer function (in z) with sample time Ts to a continuous-time transfer function (in s). Inverse of c2d. It is a MATLAB®-compatible control systems function available in SimLab with the same calling syntax as MATLAB® — typically: d2c(sysD, Ts).

Can I run d2c() in my browser?

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