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Design and analysis of feedback control systems for dynamic systems. Focus is on using these tools for design and problem solving using classical feedback control methods, including: Laplace transforms, block diagrams, dynamic response, steady-state error analysis, stability analysis, root locus plots, frequency response analysis.
This course looks at the design and analysis of feedback control systems for dynamic systems. Focus is on using these tools for design and problem solving using classical feedback control methods, including: Laplace transforms, block diagrams, dynamic response, steady-state error analysis, stability analysis, root locus plots, frequency response analysis. A design focus uses these tools to create control to meet design requirements and/or analyse system response.To lay the foundation of modelling dynamic and vibratory systems in the frequency domain, and the use of such models in dynamic analysis, stability analysis, and feedback control systems design. Students will thus gain the ability to interpret and solve problems using classical control methods for continuous time and discrete time systems.
EMTH210; ENME203
ENEL321
Geoff Chase
Jennifer Knopp and Tony Zhou
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Domestic fee $1,002.00
International fee $5,625.00
* All fees are inclusive of NZ GST or any equivalent overseas tax, and do not include any programme level discount or additional course-related expenses.
For further information see Mechanical Engineering .