Control Engineering Basics

Author: Chen Ruihua
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: The book strives to explain the basic concepts and principles of control theory, as well as analytical approaches and methods, in simple and clear language. It starts from practical engineering applications, using numerous examples and exercises to help readers understand and master the content. The selection of material adapts to the educational characteristics of vocational and technical colleges, following the principles of necessity, sufficiency, and practical relevance, with a focus on summarization and consolidation. Each chapter includes a summary to help readers clarify their thinking and grasp the key points. This book is suitable for students in electromechanical-related majors in vocational and technical colleges, as well as for reference by relevant engineering technicians. It is a planned teaching material for 2-year and 3-year vocational and technical education in mechatronics or related fields. The main content includes: basic knowledge of automatic control, mathematical models of control systems, time-domain and frequency-domain analysis of control systems, stability and steady-state error analysis, system performance and compensation, and introduces the main content of modern control theory in Chapter 8, providing readers with a foundation for learning and expanding their knowledge of control theory. Chapter 9 lists typical control systems in engineering practice and their analysis and design methods, serving as a summary and application of the theoretical knowledge in the book.