ENGS 26 Control Theory

The course treats the design of analog, lumped parameter systems for the regulation or control of a plant or process to meet specified criteria of stability, transient response, and frequency response. The basic theory of control system analysis and design is considered from a general point of view. Mathematical models for electrical, mechanical, chemical, and thermal systems are developed. Feedback control system design procedures are established using root-locus and frequency-response methods.

Instructor

Phan (fall), Ray (spring)

Prerequisite

ENGS 22

Degree Requirement Attributes

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