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Control System Engineering Summary

The Control System Engineering course (EEEP3223) focuses on digital control systems, covering topics such as modeling, analysis, design, and implementation using digital technology. Key areas include signal processing, stability analysis, and real-world applications in fields like medical devices and industrial automation. Students will acquire skills in mathematical modeling, system analysis, and real-time digital implementation.

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Control System Engineering Summary

The Control System Engineering course (EEEP3223) focuses on digital control systems, covering topics such as modeling, analysis, design, and implementation using digital technology. Key areas include signal processing, stability analysis, and real-world applications in fields like medical devices and industrial automation. Students will acquire skills in mathematical modeling, system analysis, and real-time digital implementation.

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Control System Engineering - Summary

Course Overview
Course Code: EEEP3223 | Year 2, Semester 2 | Credits: 5
Focus: Digital Control Systems - Modeling, Analysis, Design, and Implementation of Control Systems using digital
technology (microcontrollers, computers).

Key Topics
1. Introduction to Digital Control: Focus on closed-loop systems using sensors and error correction.
2. Analog vs. Digital Control: Benefits of digital (accuracy, flexibility, cost).
3. Signal Processing: Sampling (ADC), Reconstruction (DAC), Nyquist Theorem.
4. Laplace & Z-Transforms: Used for analyzing analog and digital systems respectively.
5. Difference Equations: Used in modeling digital system dynamics.
6. Transfer Functions: Describes system response; includes open and closed-loop systems.
7. Discretization Techniques: Forward/Backward Euler, Tustin, etc.
8. Stability Analysis: Using Unit Circle, Routh, Jury, Root Locus, Nyquist, Bode criteria.

Real-World Applications
- Smart medical devices (e.g., insulin pumps)
- Industrial automation and robotics
- Voltage stabilizers and smart irons
- Aerospace and biotechnology

Skills Acquired
- Mathematical modeling using transforms
- System analysis using transfer functions
- Stability evaluation and controller design
- Real-time digital system implementation

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