"Principles of Automatic Control" systematically introduces the basic content of classical control theory, focusing on the elaboration of basic concepts, basic principles and basic methods. The book has 8 chapters in total, including introduction, mathematical model of control system, time domain analysis of control system, root locus method, frequency domain analysis of control system, correction and synthesis of linear control system, discrete control system and nonlinear system analysis. In order to help readers deeply understand the important concepts and analysis methods of classical control theory, each chapter selects a certain number of examples; through the explanation of application examples, readers can easily master the application of MATLAB in control system practice.
"Principles of Automatic Control" can be used as a textbook for undergraduates in automation, electrical engineering and automation, communication engineering, electronic information engineering, electronic science and technology, Internet of Things engineering, energy and power engineering, mechanical design, manufacturing and automation and other related majors in general colleges and universities. It can also be used by related majors in higher vocational colleges. It is also suitable for self-study and reference by engineering and technical personnel in various majors engaged in automatic control.
Reader comments
The content of this book is very systematic and covers all aspects of automatic control principles. I think it is very beginner-friendly, has abundant examples, and also introduces the application of MATLAB. It reminds me of a friend of mine who studies automation. He always complains to me that control theory is too difficult, but this book should help him. I feel this book is very practical and I recommend it!
The content of this book is very systematic and covers all aspects of automatic control principles. I think it is very beginner-friendly, has abundant examples, and also introduces the application of MATLAB. It reminds me of a friend of mine who studies automation. He always complains to me that control theory is too difficult, but this book should help him. I feel this book is very practical and I recommend it!