The aim of the course is to give a methodology for the design of a control law for multivariable linear time invariant systems (MIMO LTI systems)
Lectures: 75%
Computer laboratory: 25%
Experimental/Research Laboratory: optional
(*) Students without a good background in Systems' Theory, and Classical Automatic Control will require the acquisition of these *fundamental* contents: state space formulation of linear time invariant dynamic systems (LTI, LSI), transfer functions, structural properties of LTI/LSI systems, sampling theorem, Nyquist stability criterion, roor locus method, open-loop/closed-loop frequency response analysis.
Phillips, Nagle, “Digital Control System”, Prentice Hall
Franklin, Powell, Workman, “Digital Control of Dynamic System”, Addison Wesley
Bryson, Ho, “Applied Optimal Control”
GIORGIO CANNATA (Presidente)
GIUSEPPE CASALINO (Presidente)
RENATO UGO RAFFAELE ZACCARIA (Presidente)
MARCO BAGLIETTO
ENRICO SIMETTI
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