Digital simulation and computer-aided design of control systems

Author: Qian Jixin, Wang Hui, Zhou Lifang (editors)
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: Digital simulation and computer-aided design of control systems involve using digital computers to analyze, research, and design automatic control systems. It is a fundamental skill that technical personnel engaged in automatic control research, teaching, and engineering design must master. Chapters 1 to 5 of this book, which cover digital simulation of control systems, have been carefully selected and organized based on years of teaching and practical experience to highlight fundamental principles and concepts. Chapters 6 to 9 focus on methods that the authors have proven effective in practical applications. These chapters cover the establishment of system dynamic models, PID controllers, the design and simulation of advanced controllers, as well as computer-aided control system design and simulation based on both frequency and time domains. They are supplemented with examples from the authors' practical applications, showcasing a strong emphasis on linking theory with practice. Chapter 10 provides a brief introduction to some of the more commonly used CACSD (Computer-Aided Control System Design) software in the international market, with a particular focus on MATLAB, which is currently a mainstream product. Since this book is grounded in the fundamental theories and concepts of digital simulation and computer-aided design of control systems, while also drawing on practical experience to emphasize real-world applications, it maintains a balance between comprehensiveness and systematic knowledge without exhaustively listing methods that are widely covered in similar publications.