Linear control system analysis and design: conventional and modern (McGraw-Hill electrical and electronic engineering series)

D'Azzo, John Joachim

ISBN 10: 0070161798 / ISBN 13: 9780070161795

Published by McGraw-Hill, 1975

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Linear control system analysis and design: conventional and modern (McGraw-Hill electrical and electronic engineering series)
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill
• Publication Date: 1975
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0070161798
• ISBN 13: 9780070161795
• Binding: hardcover
• Condition: Good

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Synopsis

This book emphasizes undergraduate topics and the use of CAD programs,while still providing a rigorous treatment of advanced topics and derivation techniques. It instills the basic principles of feedback control essential to all specialty areas of engineering. The first part offers a comprehensive analysis of the fundamentals necessary for feedback control systems analysis. The second part provides thorough coverage of root locus,frequency response and state feedback techniques. The last part includes a number of modern techniques that are useful to the systems design engineer. CAD technology is enhanced by the use of MATLAB problems throughout the text.

Review

Now in its fourth edition, this highly regarded text has been streamlined and updated for an undergraduate audience. The book's primary focus is feedback control systems concepts for continuous-time plants, with an emphasis on root locus analysis and design methodologies. Topics include Laplace transforms, state-space representations of systems, root locus methods, frequency domain interpretations of systems, compensators and observers, pole placement and eigenstructure assignment, linear quadratic regulators, robustness, and quantitative feedback theory techniques. The text employs many examples of feedback control systems from several disciplines (electrical, mechanical, aeronautical, etc.) to give the reader physical insight into their theoretical development. It also demonstrates the use of computer-aided design tools to assist and simply the design process. This book provides students with a clear, unambiguous, and relevant exposition of contemporary control theory, arranged in such a way as to help those wanting to pursue a course of self-study. The first few chapters develop the signals and systems background, making the text relatively self-contained.