Automatic Control Theory: Selected Problem Solutions

Author: Xiao Chun
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This book is a learning and postgraduate entrance examination preparation guide for automatic control theory in higher education institutions. It is written by experienced teachers from three universities—Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan University, and Wuhan University of Technology—based on the teaching syllabus requirements of the Ministry of Education for automatic control theory courses. The book summarizes the fundamental concepts and methods of automatic control theory, including the main contents of classical control theory and modern control theory. The book is divided into ten chapters, with the first nine chapters each consisting of four parts: Key Knowledge Points, Example Analysis, Self-Assessment Questions, and Solutions to Self-Assessment Questions. The Key Knowledge Points are concise summaries of the main content of each chapter, helping students grasp the key and difficult points. The examples and self-assessment questions are carefully selected from past postgraduate entrance examination papers, classic textbook exercises, and undergraduate final examination papers, making them representative and typical. The Example Analysis provides detailed solutions, serving as model answers. The Solutions to Self-Assessment Questions offer problem-solving approaches and key steps, facilitating reference during learning and self-assessment. The tenth chapter selects and provides detailed solutions to some postgraduate entrance examination papers and undergraduate final examination papers from various universities, with difficulty levels comparable to recent postgraduate entrance examination papers in related fields. The book's features are: concise content, emphasis on key points, classic examples, and moderate difficulty. This book can serve as a review reference for candidates preparing for postgraduate entrance examinations and as a study guide for undergraduate students learning automatic control theory.
The book summarizes the fundamental concepts and methods of automatic control theory, including the main contents of classical control theory and modern control theory. The book is divided into ten chapters, with the first nine chapters each consisting of four parts: Key Knowledge Points, Example Analysis, Self-Assessment Questions, and Solutions to Self-Assessment Questions.