E2004 CONTROL AND INSTRUMENTATION

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & SURV. 1997

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Credit Points 1.00

Pre-requisite: 60041/75003

Co-requisite: 65901/E0005

Synopsis

Efficient  production requires that industrial processes  produce  the
required  outputs.  Control systems are used  to  ensure  the  desired
outputs.  To  work  with control systems, the user  must  be  able  to
predict  the  overall system response from a knowledge of the  dynamic
behaviour of each of the various components that make up the system.

This  unit  covers the elements of classical control. A good grounding
in  the  understanding of the dynamic behaviour of systems is followed
by a study of the elements that make up some control systems. Standard
techniques  for  modifying  the  behaviour  of  control  systems   are
examined. Particular studies of real world control systems are used to
bring together the topics previously covered.