Automatic Control Theory - (Upper and Lower Volumes)

Author: Pei Run
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book systematically and comprehensively introduces the basic concepts, fundamental principles, and typical methods in the course of Automatic Control Theory. It primarily includes: mathematical models of control systems, time-domain analysis, root locus analysis and design methods, frequency-domain analysis of control systems and system synthesis, analysis and synthesis of linear discrete systems, analysis and synthesis of linear system state space; it also introduces classical phase plane and describing function analysis methods for nonlinear systems, basic theories of system motion stability, and basic theories of optimal control. Additionally, MATLAB is used for system analysis and design in each chapter. This book provides readers with a solid foundation in automatic control principles, facilitating in-depth study of control theory and practical control engineering applications. It can serve as the main textbook and teaching reference for students in automation, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and chemical process automation disciplines at ordinary universities to learn the basic theories of automatic control. It can also be used as a reference book for undergraduate students to comprehensively study automatic control theory and valuable review material for those preparing to apply for postgraduate studies in automation-related fields.