Automatic Control Theory

Author: Zou Bomin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book was written based on the spirit of the National College Industrial Automation Teaching Guidance Group Meeting held in Xi'an in September 1999 and the National College Electrical and Information Engineering (Electrical Engineering and Automation) Professional 21st Century Teaching Reform Symposium held in Wuhan in the same year, and was listed by the Ministry of Education as a 21st Century Curriculum Textbook. The book systematically and comprehensively introduces the basic content of automatic control theory, focusing on fundamental concepts, theories, and basic analysis methods. The book is divided into ten chapters, with main content including: mathematical models of control systems, time-domain analysis, root locus method, frequency response method, control system compensation, PID control and robust control, discrete control systems, state-space analysis method, etc. The book features up-to-date content, strong practicality, clear emphasis, and easy-to-understand explanations with concise and fluent language. In addition to general examples, the book also includes a certain number of comprehensive examples and analyses, as well as the application of MATLAB in control system analysis and computation. This book serves as a textbook for undergraduate electromechanical majors in colleges and universities on "Automatic Control Theory," and can also be used as a teaching material for electrical automation majors. It can also be referenced by technical personnel engaged in automation work.