Automatic Control Theory Learning Guide and Problem Solutions (Beijing Municipal Quality)

Author: Cheng Peng Qiu Hongzuan Wang Yandong
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: This book is compiled in accordance with the syllabus of the Automatic Control Principles course in higher industrial colleges, complementing the teaching requirements of Cheng Peng's textbook "Automatic Control Principles." It also takes into account the needs of entrance examinations for master's programs in most higher industrial colleges. The book systematically summarizes the fundamental content and analytical and research methods of automatic control principles, including the establishment of mathematical models for systems, time-domain analysis, root locus methods, and frequency-domain methods for analyzing systems; control design for linear systems; sampling system theory; nonlinear system theory, including phase plane methods and describing function methods; and the fundamentals of state-space methods. The book primarily features problem solutions from Cheng Peng's textbook "Automatic Control Principles," with additional in-depth explanations of the basic requirements of automatic control principles. It includes multiple sets of practice questions for students to self-assess. This book can serve as a supplementary textbook for undergraduate and associate-degree students, as well as for adult education and continuing education students, in learning automatic control principles. It can also be used as a reference book for candidates preparing for master's entrance examinations.