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Foreword | xvii | |
Preface | xxi | |
Section I | Applied Principles of Controls | 1 |
Important Safety Guidelines for Readers | 3 | |
Chapter 1 | Introduction to Controls | 5 |
Chapter 2 | The Frequency Domain | 11 |
Chapter 3 | Tuning a Control System | 31 |
Chapter 4 | Delay in Digital Controllers | 57 |
Chapter 5 | The z-Domain | 69 |
Chapter 6 | Six Types of Controllers | 99 |
Chapter 7 | Disturbance Response | 133 |
Chapter 8 | Feed-Forward | 159 |
Chapter 9 | Filters in Control Systems | 175 |
Section II | Modeling | 197 |
Chapter 10 | Introduction to Modeling | 199 |
Chapter 11 | Nonlinear Behavior and Time Variation | 221 |
Chapter 12 | Seven Steps to Developing a Model | 249 |
Section III | Motion Control | 259 |
Chapter 13 | Encoders and Resolvers | 261 |
Chapter 14 | Basics of the Electric Servomotor and Drive | 289 |
Chapter 15 | Compliance and Resonance | 331 |
Chapter 16 | Position Loops | 351 |
Appendix A | Active Analog Implementation of Controller Elements | 375 |
Integrator | 375 | |
Differentiator | 376 | |
Lag Compensator | 377 | |
Lead Compensator | 378 | |
Lead-Lag Compensator | 379 | |
Sallen-and-Key Low-Pass Filter | 380 | |
Adjustable Notch Filter | 381 | |
Appendix B | European Symbols for Block Diagrams | 383 |
Part I. | Linear Functions | 383 |
Part II. | Nonlinear Functions | 384 |
Appendix C | The Runge-Kutta Method | 387 |
The Runge-Kutta Algorithm | 387 | |
Basic Version of the Runge-Kutta Algorithm | 388 | |
C Programming Language Version of the Runge-Kutta Algorithm | 390 | |
Appendix D | Development of the Bilinear Transformation | 393 |
Bilinear Transformation | 393 | |
Prewarping | 394 | |
Factoring Polynomials | 395 | |
Phase Advancing | 395 | |
Appendix E | Mason's Signal Flow Graph Rule | 397 |
Signal Flow Graphs | 397 | |
Step-by-Step Procedure | 398 | |
Appendix F | The Parallel Form of Digital Algorithms | 401 |
Appendix G | Basic Matrix Math | 405 |
Matrix Summation | 405 | |
Matrix Multiplication | 405 | |
Matrix Scaling | 406 | |
Matrix Inversion | 406 | |
Appendix H | Using ModelQ to Produce Figures | 407 |
Appendix I | Variables and Constants Used in Simulations | 419 |
Experiment 2-1 | 419 | |
Experiment 3-1 | 420 | |
Experiment 4-1 | 421 | |
Experiment 5-1 | 422 | |
Experiment 5-2 | 422 | |
Experiment 6-1 | 423 | |
Experiment 7-1 | 425 | |
Experiment 8-1 | 426 | |
Experiment 9-1 | 427 | |
Experiment 9-2 | 428 | |
Experiment 13-1 | 429 | |
Experiment 15-1 | 430 | |
Experiment 16-1 | 432 | |
Experiment 16-2 | 433 | |
References | 437 | |
Index | 441 |
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