Principles and Methods of Computer-Controlled Systems

Author: Liu Songqiang
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book primarily introduces important principles and methods in the field of computer control system engineering practice. It begins by taking distributed control systems as examples to explain the basic structure of modern control systems, then elaborates on topics such as backplane buses and I/O interfaces, sampled data converters, system electromagnetic compatibility and grounding, data communication and networking in control systems, as well as time information acquisition and transmission. Finally, it covers knowledge related to real-time systems, control application software, and high-reliability systems. Each chapter in the book is conceptually and methodologically interconnected yet independently structured, offering strong practicality and readability. This book is suitable for engineers and technicians engaged in design, system integration, and application software development in control systems and related fields (such as communication, instruments, measurement, data acquisition, and digital signal processing). It can also serve as a reference textbook for graduate students and teachers in control systems and related disciplines.