Author: Katsuhiko Ogata
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Publish Date: 2006-02-25
Features: "Modern Control Engineering" by Katsuhiko Ogata of the University of Minnesota, USA, is a widely adopted and influential undergraduate and first-year graduate textbook for automatic control theory courses internationally. Since its publication in 1970, it has been revised from the first to the fourth edition. In addition to the English version, it has been translated into multiple other major languages, including Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, French, Russian, Japanese, and Spanish. The fourth edition of "Modern Control Engineering" features a clear structure, detailed explanations, rich content, fluent writing, a large and diverse selection of examples and exercises, and is integrated throughout with MATLAB, making it highly versatile and applicable across various professional fields. This book is suitable not only as a textbook and reference for automatic control theory courses but also as a self-study resource for scientists and technicians learning the analysis and design of control systems. Particularly, for the current promotion and implementation of English-medium instruction or bilingual teaching, this book serves as an excellent and suitable textbook or reference.
Modern Control Engineering (Fourth Edition)
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