• Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 16: Basic control modes

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 16: Basic control modes

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 16: Basic control modes. After this presentation you will be able to: describe the common control modes used in analog control systems; list the characteristics of common control modes; write the time, Laplace and transfer functions of common control modes;... Please refer to the content of document.

     30 p ctuet 27/12/2023 10 0

  • Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 21: Methods of system analysis

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 21: Methods of system analysis

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 21: Methods of system analysis. After this presentation you will be able to: compute the value of transfer function for given frequencies; compute the open loop response of a control system; compute and interpret the closed loop response of a control system; compute and interpret the error ratio of a control system;... Please refer to the content of document.

     29 p ctuet 27/12/2023 16 0

  • Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 9: Proportional control action

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 9: Proportional control action

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 9: Proportional control action. After this presentation you will be able to: identify the components of a proportional feedback control system; write a mathematical model for a proportional controller; compute the proportional bandwidth of a proportional controller;... Please refer to the content of document.

     22 p ctuet 27/12/2023 13 0

  • Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 7: Thermal and mechanical element math models in control systems

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 7: Thermal and mechanical element math models in control systems

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 7: Thermal and mechanical element math models in control systems. After this presentation you will be able to: explain how heat flows from conduction and convection in a thermal system; compute thermal resistance and determine heat flow; determine thermal capacitance; determine the mechanical resistance, capacitance and dead-time delay in a mechanical system;... Please refer to the content...

     24 p ctuet 27/12/2023 12 0

  • Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 6: Mathematical models of fluid flow components

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 6: Mathematical models of fluid flow components

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 6: Mathematical models of fluid flow components. After this presentation you will be able to: define the characteristics of a fluid flow system; identify if a fluid flow is Laminar or Turbulent based on fluid and system parameters; write mathematical models for fluid characteristics;... Please refer to the content of document.

     22 p ctuet 27/12/2023 11 0

  • Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 10: The laplace transform

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 10: The laplace transform

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 10: The laplace transform. After this presentation you will be able to: explain how the Laplace transform relates to the transient and sinusoidal responses of a system; convert time functions into the Laplace domain; use Laplace transforms to convert differential equations into algebraic equations; take the Inverse Laplace transform and find the time response of a system;... Please refer to...

     19 p ctuet 27/12/2023 12 0

  • Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 8: Modeling physical systems with linear differential equations

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 8: Modeling physical systems with linear differential equations

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 8: Modeling physical systems with linear differential equations. After this presentation you will be able to: explain what a differential equation is and how it can represent dynamics in physical systems; identify linear and non-linear differential equations; identify homogeneous and non-homogenous differential equations;... Please refer to the content of document.

     34 p ctuet 27/12/2023 11 0

  • Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 11: Solving mechanical system dynamics using laplace transforms

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 11: Solving mechanical system dynamics using laplace transforms

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 11: Solving mechanical system dynamics using laplace transforms. After this presentation you will be able to: draw a free body diagram of a translational mechanical system; write a differential equation that describes the position of a mechanical system as it varies in time; use Laplace transforms to convert differential equations into algebraic equations;... Please refer to the content of...

     14 p ctuet 27/12/2023 8 0

  • Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 1: Introduction to control systems technology

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 1: Introduction to control systems technology

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 1: Introduction to control systems technology. After this presentation you will be able to: explain the function of an automatic control system; identify a block diagram representation of a physical system; explain the difference between an open loop and closed loop control system;... Please refer to the content of document.

     28 p ctuet 27/12/2023 9 0

  • Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 3: Operational amplifier circuits in analog control

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 3: Operational amplifier circuits in analog control

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 3: Operational amplifier circuits in analog control. After this presentation you will be able to: list the characteristics of an ideal Operational Amplifier (OP AMP) circuit; identify and utilize fundamental OP AMP circuits to amplify and signals; use OP AMP circuits to reduce inter-stage loading effects in sensor circuits;... Please refer to the content of document.

     27 p ctuet 27/12/2023 10 0

  • Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 4: Scaling linear sensors and transducers

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 4: Scaling linear sensors and transducers

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 4: Scaling linear sensors and transducers. After this presentation you will be able to: develop mathematical relationships for a sensor that has a linear output; convert linear mathematical equations into block diagrams that represent sensor scaling circuits; adjust the output range of a sensor using operational amplifier circuits;... Please refer to the content of document.

     24 p ctuet 27/12/2023 9 0

  • Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 5: Mathematical models of electrical control system components

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 5: Mathematical models of electrical control system components

    Lecture Automatic control systems technology - Lesson 5: Mathematical models of electrical control system components. After this presentation you will be able to: identify types of subsystems found in control systems; list the characteristics of electrical subsystems; write mathematical models for electrical characteristics; solve for steady-state electrical quantities using given mathematical modeling equations;... Please refer to the content...

     15 p ctuet 27/12/2023 12 0

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