Automatic Control Theory

Author: Sun Bingda, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book is the textbook for the "Automatic Control Theory" course in engineering colleges (2nd Edition). To better adapt to the requirements of 21st-century textbooks, which have fewer class hours, comprehensive content, and higher goals, some adjustments, supplements, and revisions were made to the content of the 1st Edition, making the entire book more complete, concise, and systematic. The content includes time-domain analysis methods for linear time-invariant systems, root locus and frequency response analysis methods, describing function and phase plane analysis methods for nonlinear systems, and the basic concepts, principles, and fundamental analysis and synthesis methods for linear discrete systems. The book is concise, well-structured, and highlights key points; its explanations are clear and easy to understand, with well-defined concepts. It connects theory with practice, featuring relevant examples, making it convenient for teaching and self-study. This book can serve as a textbook for undergraduate students in relevant disciplines such as electrical engineering, electronics, information engineering, mechatronics, industrial automation, computer applications, and systems control engineering in engineering colleges, as well as for master's students in non-automatic disciplines. It is also suitable for students in junior colleges, vocational schools, television universities, and part-time universities in related fields, and for technical personnel in control engineering applications who are self-studying control theory.