Abstract
The Minimum Phase (MP) properties of linear control systems can be reflected by its zero stability. The stability of zeros affects the system control performance. When a continuous-time system is discretized to a discrete-time system, the discretization process may render continuous-time system models have nonminimum phase. This paper analyses the MP properties of system and deduces a new stable condition of the zeros when continuous-time system is discretized by Forward Triangle Sample and Hold (FTSH) for sufficiently small sampling periods. Finally, two numerical examples have verified our results.
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