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By
Roland Burns, Professor of Control Engineering, University of Plymouth, UK
Description
Advanced Control Engineering provides a complete course in control engineering for undergraduates of all technical disciplines. Starting
with a basic overview of elementary control theory this text quickly moves on to a rigorous examination of more advanced and cutting
edge date aspects such as robust and intelligent control, including neural networks and genetic algorithms.
With examples from aeronautical,
marine and many other types of engineering, Roland Burns draws on his extensive teaching and practical experience presents the subject
in an easily understood and applied manner. Control Engineering is a core subject in most technical areas.
Problems in each chapter,
numerous illustrations and free Matlab files on the accompanying website are brought together to provide a valuable resource for the
engineering student and lecturer alike.
Contents
Introduction to Control Engineering* System Modelling * Time Domain Analysis * Closed-Loop Control Systems * Classical Design in the S-plane
* Classical Design in Frequency Domain * Digital Control System Design * State-Space Methods for Control System Design * Optimal and
Robust Control System Design * Intelligent Control System Design
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Paperback, 464 pages, publication date: OCT-2001
ISBN-13: 978-0-7506-5100-4
ISBN-10: 0-7506-5100-8
Imprint: BUTTERWORTH HEINEMANN
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