Adaptive control

Author: Liu Xingtang, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: Adaptive control is one of the most active frontiers in the field of control science and engineering, as well as an important component and research hotspot of modern control theory. Its theory and technology are becoming increasingly mature, and its applications are continuously expanding. This book aims to comprehensively and systematically study the practical applications of adaptive control theory and technology, hence the title "Applied Adaptive Control." The book is divided into three parts, totaling 18 chapters. The Foundation Part discusses the concepts, principles, fundamental theories, common controllers, and other advanced theories and technologies of adaptive control; the Methods Part explores the design methods and implementation techniques for various adaptive control systems; and the Applications Part examines the engineering applications of adaptive control theory and technology through numerous case studies. This book focuses on reflecting the current academic and technical level of adaptive control and showcasing recent scientific research achievements. Its content is rich, the material is novel, and it is closely tied to practical applications, making it suitable for researchers and engineering professionals engaged in automatic control, experimental engineering, and computer applications. It can also serve as a textbook or important reference for faculty and graduate students in related disciplines at universities.