Control Engineering 2

Qualification goals

After completing the lecture Control Engineering 2, the students have a sound basic knowledge in the field of linear control engineering and are familiar with some nonlinear methods and means of description from the field of nonlinear control engineering, as well as individual elements for the implementation of these methods. They have methodological knowledge for dealing with complex, networked systems and can apply the most important procedures for the description and control of such systems.

Content

  • Design of complex control loops, substitute control loops, feedback, cascade control, feedforward control
  • Multivariable systems, decoupling
  • Nonlinear control systems, two- and three-point controllers
  • State representation
  • Time-optimal control systems
  • Digital control systems

Support

Lecture notes Control engineering 2