Automatic Control Theory

Author: Liu Zuru
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The book starts from the training objectives of higher engineering education for talents and discusses the basic concepts, principles, and methods of classical control theory, with a focus on strengthening the explanation of fundamental theories and their applications. The content includes: general concepts of automatic control and automatic control systems; mathematical models of control systems; time-domain analysis, root locus method, and frequency response method of control systems; system compensation methods; basic principles and performance analysis of linear sampled systems, etc. The book organizes teaching content with the main line of cultivating engineering application capabilities: emphasizes physical concepts, strengthens engineering applications; highlights key points, simplifies complex derivations; enhances the connection between theory and practice, with strong engineering characteristics; and presents clear and logical explanations. The book includes numerous examples and exercises, with summaries for each chapter, which help in understanding basic concepts and applying basic methods, facilitating the consolidation of fundamental knowledge and training the ability to analyze and solve practical problems. This book can be used as a textbook or teaching reference for industrial automation, electrical technology, mechanical engineering, power engineering, metallurgy, and other related majors in higher engineering colleges. It is also suitable for similar programs in workers' universities and correspondence universities, and can be referenced by faculty and students in relevant fields, as well as engineering technicians working in automation.