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ENGS 145 - Modern Control Theory
Description
A continuation of ENGS 26, with emphasis on digital control, state-space analysis and design, and optimal control of dynamic systems. Topics include review of classical control theory, discrete-time system theory, discrete modeling of continuous-time systems, transform methods for digital control design, the state-space approach to control system design, optimal control, and effects of quantization and sampling rate on performance of digital control systems. Laboratory exercises reinforce the major concepts; the ability to program a computer in a high-level language is assumed.Prerequisites
ENGS 26Offered
Term: Spring 2023
Time: 10A
Location:
ECSC 041
Instructors:
Minh Q. Phan
Term: Fall 2023
Time: 10A
Location:
ECSC 041
Instructors:
Minh Q. Phan
Term: Fall 2024
Time: 10A
Location:
ECSC 041
Instructors:
Minh Q. Phan