Automatic Control Theory Learning Guide

Author: Yang Ping
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book is a planned teaching material for 21st-century colleges and universities. With a focus on knowledge and practicality, it is based on the author's many years of teaching experience and insights. For each part of the theory of automatic control principles, it reviews concepts, provides practice exercises, and tests abilities, offering direct help to students studying automatic control principles. It ensures students have necessary information to consult, sufficient examples to read, and abundant exercises to practice, along with selected university course test questions and postgraduate entrance examination questions.
Part One provides readers with a concise summary of the essence of automatic control principles, which must be thoroughly read and mastered before solving problems. Part Two first presents typical questions with detailed solutions, followed by a sufficient number of targeted practice exercises. Part Three offers simulated university course examination questions and selected representative postgraduate entrance examination questions from recent years. Part Four, "Solving Automatic Control Principles Exercises with MATLAB," introduces effective techniques and methods, providing typical problem-solving programs and application examples.
This book can serve as a teaching reference for automation majors in ordinary colleges and universities, as well as for science and technology personnel and engineering technicians self-studying automatic control principles.