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Control Systems - 1
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Control Systems - 1
Explore key concepts such as feedback loops, stability analysis, and control algorithms. Gain insights into both classical and modern control techniques, including PID controllers and state-space representation. Whether you’re working with robotics, aerospace, or industrial automation, mastering control theory is essential for developing efficient, reliable systems that adapt to changing conditions and optimize performance.
- Pid Controllers
- System Compensation And Cascade Compensation
- Proportional-plus-derivative Control Of Second-order Systems
- Design Procedures For Lag Compensation By The Root-locus Method
- Lead Compensators
- Root-locus Approach To Control System Design
- Ziegler-nichols First Method For Tuning Pid Controllers
- Lag Compensator Using Operational Amplifiers
- Ziegler-nichols Second Method For Tuning Pid Controllers
- Tuning Of Pid Controllers
- Compensators And Design Procedures
- Lead Compensation Techniques Based On The Root-locus Approach And Design
- Lag-lead Compensator Using Operational Amplifiers
- Lag-lead Compensation Techniques Based On The Root-locus Approach And Design
- Lag Compensation Techniques Based On The Root-locus Approach
- Pi Controllers
- Pd Controllers
- Root-locus Plots
- Introduction To Root-locus Method
- The Relative Stability Of Feedback Control Systems
- Sensitivity And The Root Locus
- Root Loci For Positive-feedback Systems
- Application Of Rouths Stability Criterion To Control System Analysis
- General Rules For Constructing Roots Loci
- Parameter Design By The Root Locus Method
- Stability Of A Second-order System
- Root Sensitivity Of A Control System
- Orthogonality Of Root Loci And Constant-gain Loci
- Comparison Between Pneumatic Systems And Hydraulic Systems
- Root-contour Plots - Effects Of Parameter Variations On Closed-loop Poles
- Root-locus Plots Of Negative-feedback And Positive Feedback Systems
- Root Loci For Systems With Transport Lag
- Conditionally Stable Systems
- Cancellation Of Poles G(s) With Zeros Of H(s)
- The Stability Of State Variable Systems
- Approximation Of Transport Lag Or Dead Time
- Comments On The Root-locus Plots
- Nonminimum-phase Systems
- Typical Pole-zero Configurations And Corresponding Root Loci
- Concept Of Stability
- Transient Response Of Higher-order Systems
- Rouths Stability Criterion
- Dominant Closed-loop Poles
- Axis Shift
- Stability Analysis In The Complex Plane
- Nyquist Stability Criterion
- The Resonant Frequency & The Resonant Peak Value
- Phase And Gain Margins
- Nichols Chart
- N Circles
- Determination Of Static Acceleration Error Constants
- Quadratic Factors Of Polar Plots
- Special Case When G(s)h(s) Involves Poles And/or Zeros On The Jw Axis
- Polar Plot
- Remarks On The Nyquist Stability Criterion
- Minimum-phase Systems And Nonminimum-phase Systems
- Comments On Phase And Gain Margins
- Determination Of Static Position Error Constants
- Relative Stability Analysis Through Modified Nyquist Plots
- Phase Angle Of Quadratic Factor
- Stability Analysis Using Nyquist Stability Criterion
- Determination Of Static Velocity Error Constants
- Polar Plots Of Simple Transfer Functions
- Relative Stability Analysis By Conformal Mapping
- General Shapes Of Polar Plots
- Transfer Function Of A First Order Factor In Bode Diagram
- Multiple-loop System Of A Polar Plot
- Log-magnitude Versus Phase Plots
- Error In The First-order Factors In Bode Diagrams
- First-order Factors Of Polar Plots
- Closed-loop Frequency Response For Nonunity-feedback Systems
- Conditionally Stable Systems Of A Polar Plot
- M Circles
- Mapping Theorem And Application
- Gain Adjustments
- Transport Lag In Bode Diagrams
- Nyquist Stability Criterion Applied To Inverse Polar Plots
- Jury's Stability Test
- Cut Off Frequency And Bandwidth
- Transport Lag Of Polar Plot
- Introduction To Frequency-response Analysis
- Unit-ramp Response Of First-order Systems
- Second-order Systems Rise Time
- Bode Diagrams Or Logarithmic Plots
- Resonant Peak Magnitude And Resonant Peak Frequency
- Dc Servomotors
- The Gain In Bode Diagrams
- Overdamped System
- Underdamped Systems
- First-order Factors In Bode Diagrams
- General Procedure For Plotting Bode Diagrams
- Quadratic Factors In Bode Diagram
- Step Response Of Second-order Systems
- Integral And Derivative Factors In Bode Diagrams
- Steady-state Errors
- Servo System With Velocity Feedback.
- Closed-loop Frequency Response Of Unity-feedback Systems
- Static Acceleration Error Constant
- Second-order Systems Settling Time
- Second-order Systems Peak Time
- Static Position Error Constant
- Definitions Of Transient-response Specifications
- Introduction To Time Domain Analysis
- Unit-step Response Of First-order Systems
- Second-order Systems Maximum Overshoot
- Critically Damped System
- Unit-impulse Response Of First-order Systems
- A Servo System
- Effect Of Load On Servomotor Dynamics
- Impulse Response Of Second-order Systems
- Comparison Of Steady-state Errors In Open-loop Control System And Closed Loop Control System
- Introduction To Control System
- Differential Equations Of Physical Systems
- Complex Variable & Complex Function
- Block Diagram Of A Closed-loop System
- Block Diagram Reduction
- Transfer Functions Of Cascaded Elements
- Open-loop Feedforward And Closed Loop Transfer Function
- Procedures For Drawing A Block Diagram
- Transfer Function Of A Multiple-loop System
- Modeling In State Space
- Transfer Function Of An Interacting System
- Closed-loop System Subjected To A Disturbance
- State-space Representation Of Dynamic Systems ( Forcing Function Does Involving Derivative Terms)
- State-space Model Of Electrical Systems
- State-space Equations
- Transfer Function Of A Hydraulic Actuator
- Transfer Functions Of Dynamic Elements And Networks
- Transfer Function Of An Armature-controlled Motor
- State-space Representation Of Dynamic Systems ( Forcing Function Does Not Involve Derivative Terms)
- Correlation Between Transfer Functions And State-space Equations
- Examples Of Control Systems
- Engineering Design
- Control System Design
- Open Loop Systems
- Mechatronic Systems
- Closed Loop Systems
- Mathematical Modeling Of Dynamic Systems
- Mason's Gain Formula
- Closed-loop Control Versus Open-loop Control
- Block Diagrams
- Transfer Function Of An Armature Controlled Dc Motor
- Impulse Response Function
- Nonlinear Systems
- Signal-flow Graph Models
- The Transfer Function Of Linear Systems
- Block Diagram Transformations
- Concept Of Transfer Function
- Transfer Function Of A Complex System
- State-space Model Of Mechanical Systems
- Transfer Functions Of Nonloading Cascaded Elements
- Transfer Function Of A Field Controlled Dc Motor
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