Automatic Control Theory Typical Example Analysis and Selected Exercises

Author: Song Shenmin, Chen Xinglin (editors)
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book systematically, comprehensively, and clearly summarizes the fundamental concepts, principles, and typical methods in the course of Automatic Control Theory. It not only includes the analysis and synthesis methods of classical control theory and modern control theory for linear systems but also covers the basic theories and methods of nonlinear systems and system stability. For some typical examples, in-depth discussions are provided after their solutions. The selected examples and exercises are derived from the final exam questions of undergraduate students of Harbin Institute of Technology in Automatic Control Theory and the entrance exam questions of postgraduate students from key engineering colleges, making them highly typical and representative. At the end of the book, there are control theory entrance exam questions for postgraduate students of Harbin Institute of Technology from 1996 to 2004, along with some solutions. The features of this book are: comprehensive content, emphasis on key points, thorough explanations, and the ability to help learners clearly and deeply grasp the key and difficult content. This book can serve as a systematic and comprehensive learning reference for undergraduate students studying Automatic Control Theory and valuable review material for those applying to postgraduate programs in automation-related fields. At the same time, it also holds some reference significance for the study of control theory at the postgraduate level.