Control System Analysis And Design

Control System Analysis And Design

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Publisher KHANNA PUBLISHERS All Civil Engineering books by KHANNA PUBLISHERS
ISBN 9789387394322
Author: k. k. Agarwal
Number of Pages 769
Edition First Edition
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Control System Analysis And Design by k. k. Agarwal
Book Summary:

An extraordinary fact about tbe human race has been that 'Man' was born as a 'Man-inventor and discoverer'. The history of the inventions done by man is no way less old than the history of man itself. Man has the ability to control his environments and their effect upon his life. Modern societies have developed efficient methods for heating and cooling to provide year-round comfort.

Jn the process of development, man produced machine and man himself was only necessary to control in detail the various perations that are required to complete any process. Slowly, the machines and the processes become more complicated. Also quick and accurate results were desired in most of the processes. Man became unable to perfectly control his own machine. It was in this context that it was tried to replace the human controller by same form of automatic controller which would precisely and speedily do what the man wants. The use of analog and digital computers has revolutionised the automatic control systems.

Audience of the Book :
This book Useful for Civil Engineering Students.
Table of Content:

1.Laplace Transforms

2. Introduction to Control Systems

3. Transfer Function

4. Block Diagrams and Signal Flow Graphs

5. Error Deductors and Transducers

6. Servo Amplifiers

7. Servo Motors

8. Miscellaneous Components

9. Specifications of a System

10. System Stability

11. Nyquist Stability Method

12. Bode Plot Method

13. Root LocusTechnique

14. Design Techniqan

15. State Variable Characterization

16. Non-Linear Control Systems

17. Discrete Time Systems

18. Optimal Control Theory

19. Stochastic Control System

20. Self-Adaptive Control Systems

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