Unit I introduces automatic control systems and basic terminology. Mathematical modeling of mechanical systems using force-current and force-voltage analogies will be covered. Block diagram reduction and signal flow graph algebra will also be discussed. Servo motors will be introduced.
Unit II covers concept of stability using Routh-Hurwitz criterion. Root locus diagrams and transient response analysis of first and second order systems will be analyzed. Steady state analysis of systems and common controllers like PI, PD, PID will be introduced.
Unit III discusses frequency response concepts using frequency domain specifications, correlation between time and frequency domains. Nyquist, Bode, Nichols, and polar plots will be used to analyze compensators like lead, lag,
Unit I introduces automatic control systems and basic terminology. Mathematical modeling of mechanical systems using force-current and force-voltage analogies will be covered. Block diagram reduction and signal flow graph algebra will also be discussed. Servo motors will be introduced.
Unit II covers concept of stability using Routh-Hurwitz criterion. Root locus diagrams and transient response analysis of first and second order systems will be analyzed. Steady state analysis of systems and common controllers like PI, PD, PID will be introduced.
Unit III discusses frequency response concepts using frequency domain specifications, correlation between time and frequency domains. Nyquist, Bode, Nichols, and polar plots will be used to analyze compensators like lead, lag,
Unit I introduces automatic control systems and basic terminology. Mathematical modeling of mechanical systems using force-current and force-voltage analogies will be covered. Block diagram reduction and signal flow graph algebra will also be discussed. Servo motors will be introduced.
Unit II covers concept of stability using Routh-Hurwitz criterion. Root locus diagrams and transient response analysis of first and second order systems will be analyzed. Steady state analysis of systems and common controllers like PI, PD, PID will be introduced.
Unit III discusses frequency response concepts using frequency domain specifications, correlation between time and frequency domains. Nyquist, Bode, Nichols, and polar plots will be used to analyze compensators like lead, lag,
Subject: AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYSTEMS Subject Code: EC304
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4 I I Conce%t of stability ,'!( criterion 4 'oot locus diagram 4 )ransient res%onse analysis of First and second order systems 4 Steady state analysis of Systems 2 Controllers!PI, P* ,PI* 2 U 2 i t
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