NISE's Control Systems Engineering

This globally acclaimed textbook on the subject is restructured in a concise and student-friendly manner for the undergraduate courses on electrical, electronics and telecommunication engineering. It is also essential for the students of robotics, mechanical, aeronautics and chemical engineering. The book emphasizes on the basic concepts along with practical application of control systems engineering. The text provides students with an up-to-date resource for analyzing and designing real-world feedback control systems. It offers a balanced treatment of the hardware and software sides of the development of embedded systems, besides discussions on the embedded systems development lifecycle. Students will also find an accessible introduction to hardware debugging and testing in the development process. · introduction · modeling in the frequency domain · reduction of multiple subsystems · time response and steady-state errors · stability · root locus techniques · frequency response techniques · state-space variable analysis