Automatic Control Theory

Author: Zhao Si Hua
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: This book is based on classical control theory and systematically discusses the fundamental theories necessary for production process control. Starting from the basic structure and mathematical models of control systems, it focuses on introducing the time-domain analysis method, root locus analysis method, frequency-domain analysis method, sampled system analysis method, and system compensation. In terms of content arrangement, to meet the teaching needs of vocational and technical colleges, the book independently introduces each chapter in a research-oriented manner. Chapter 1 provides an overall introduction to the development of control systems, their basic structure, types, and research methods, offering the necessary foundational knowledge for subsequent content. Chapter 2 discusses the mathematical models of typical elements based on differential equations, using transfer functions as the primary tool. Chapter 3 analyzes systems using time-domain response analysis. Chapter 4 analyzes systems using the root locus method. Chapter 5 analyzes systems using frequency-domain analysis. Chapter 6 primarily introduces the design and compensation of systems based on frequency analysis methods. Chapter 7 introduces the basic concepts and fundamental analysis methods of sampled systems. Chapter 8 covers the basic experiments of automatic control systems.
This book can serve as a textbook for the "Principles of Automatic Control" course in communication and electronic technology programs at vocational and technical colleges, or as a supplementary textbook for other non-control-related disciplines. Teachers in need of electronic teaching materials can contact the publisher to obtain them free of charge.