EGN 325
Control Systems
Course Description: Laplace transform, transfer function, modeling control systems by block diagrams, transient and steady-state responses of SISO systems in time domain, error analysis, frequency-response analysis using Bode and Nyquist diagrams, root-locus and Routh’s stability methods, analysis and design of control systems using root-locus analysis, operational amplifiers, compensation and design of feedback control systems using lead-lag compensators and PID controllers, state space method for analysis of MIMO systems. Includes experiments and computer simulations for analysis and design of control systems.
Curriculum: Electrical or mechanical engineering elective
Prerequisites: ELE 217
Instructors: Mehrdaad Ghorashi
Delivery: Lecture 3 hrs., Lab 1 hr.
Frequency: Fall, even year (see the Course Offering Plan)
Credits: 3
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