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Lyapunov Methods: Stability Analysis
Explores Lyapunov methods for analyzing stability in nonlinear control systems using functions and mechanical analogies.
Linearization Method: Examples
Covers the linearization method through two examples in process control.
PID Controllers: Theory and Implementation
Explores the theory and implementation of PID controllers, including tuning methods and practical considerations in industrial settings.
Feedforward Controllers: Heat Exchanger Example
Explains feedforward controllers using a heat exchanger example.
Eigenvalue Assignment in Multivariable Control
Explores Eigenvalue Assignment in multivariable control, emphasizing the effects of discretization and the challenges in preserving system structure.
On-Off Controller
Covers the ON-OFF controller concept and the introduction of hysteresis to reduce actuator switching frequency while maintaining control within a desired range.
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Laplace Transform: Complex Roots and Transfer Functions
Covers complex roots, transfer functions for nonlinear systems, and Laplace transforms in forced responses.
Multivariable Control: Design and Analysis
Explores integral control, disturbance estimation, controller design, and observer design in multivariable control systems.
Model Reference Method: PID Regulator Design
Explores the Model Reference Method for designing PID regulators and cascade controllers for complex systems.
Transport Equation: Numerical Analysis
Covers optimization, control problems, and neural networks in the context of the transport equation.
Multivariable Control: Eigenvalue Assignment and Ackermann's Formula
Explores control problems, eigenvalue assignment, and canonical controllability form for single-input systems.
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