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The book is written for an undergraduate course on the Feedback Control Systems. It provides comprehensive explanation of theory and practice of control system engineering. It elaborates various aspects of time domain and frequency domain analysis and design of control systems.

The book starts with explaining the various types of control systems. Then it explains how to obtain the mathematical models of various types of systems such as electrical, mechanical, thermal and liquid level systems. Then the book includes good coverage of the block diagram and signal flow graph methods of representing the various systems and the reduction methods to obtain simple system from the analysis point of view. The book further illustrates the steady state and transient analysis of control systems. The book covers the fundamental knowledge of controllers used in practice to optimize the performance of the systems. The book emphasizes the detailed analysis of second order systems as these systems are common in practice and higher order systems can be approximated as second order systems.

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The book teaches the concept of stability and time domain stability analysis using Routh-Hurwitz method and root locus method. It further explains the fundamentals of frequency domain analysis of the systems including co-relation between time domain and frequency domain. The book gives very simple techniques for stability analysis of the systems in the frequency domain, using Bode plot, Polar plot and Nyquist plot methods. It also explores the concepts of compensation and design of the control systems in time domain and frequency domain.

The classical approach loses the importance of initial conditions in the systems. Thus, the book provides the detailed explanation of modern approach of analysis which is the state variable analysis of the systems including methods of finding the state transition matrix, solution of state equation and the concepts of controllability and observability.

The variety of solved examples is the feature of this book which helps to inculcate the knowledge of the design and analysis of the control systems in the students. The book explains the philosophy of the subject which makes the understanding of the concepts very clear and makes the subject more interesting.

I spent 8-9 months interning at Mitsubishi Electric Research Labs [MERL] in Cambridge. There, I worked on larger scale control problems - the idea behind a flock of birds being able to fly in an agile fashion, without collisions. We have the same goal for fleets of autonomous cars. They don't want to sell autonomous cars to individuals. They want fleets. So I working on core research for control algorithms that would allow fleets to function safely.

When I started my PhD. studies here, I was not certain of my goals, so my experience here helped me to shape those goals. As an engineer, it's not good enough to go in with the intention of contributing to technology; you have to know what you want to contribute and work hard at it. The atmosphere at AE helped me to shape exactly what I want to do - large-scale stochastic control - because I talked to different professors, different students, different researchers. I went to ME, to Math, to ECE. That's how I learned about what Dr. Theodorou was doing. And that changed everything.

Dr. Dongmei "Maggie" Chen joined The University of Texas at Austin in January 2009. Previously, she was a Senior Control Algorithms Engineer at General Motors Fuel Cell Activities Center. Dr. Chen received her Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from The University of Michigan in 2006. Her B.S. was in precision instruments and mechanology from Tsinghua University, Beijing, China. Dr. Chen's teaching and research interests are in the area of automatic control and dynamic systems. Her current research is focused on theories of optimal control, switching control, non-minimum phase systems and control, and reduced order modeling, with applications in automatic ground vehicles as well as energy systems, including integrated wind turbines, fuel cells, rechargeable batteries, energy storage flywheels, smart microgrids, and automatic drilling systems. Dr. Chen is a recipient of a 2011 National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER award. She received a Best Paper in Session award at the 2012 ASME Dynamic Systems and Control Conference. She also received IEEE PES Prize Paper Awards in 2016. While in industry, Dr. Chen received a Powertrain Achievement Award in the Quest for Technical Excellence from General Motors and a company-wide nomination for Customer Driven Quality Award from The Ford Motor Company.Selected Publications

"Nic contributed greatly to a number of digital learning initiatives in the course. First, he created a revised set of tutorial videos to help students learn the new microcontroller used in the course. He also revised the PCB design tutorials to utilize the new department-standard Altium design suite. Nic pioneered the use of in-person and prerecorded remote lab checkoff in the Fall 2019 and Winter 2020 quarters, initially as a means of giving students more flexibility in scheduling their project work. This experience proved invaluable for the Spring 2020 quarter when the campus transitioned to remote instruction. Nic is currently developing parallel in-person and remote instruction curricula for EEC 136AB for the next academic year. His innovative ideas and dedication to creating new forms of instruction have helped students tremendously in these challenging times..."

The book is written for an undergraduate course on the Modern Control Systems. It provides comprehensive explanation of state variable analysis of linear control systems and analysis of nonlinear control systems.

The book starts with explaining the concept of state variable and state model of linear control systems. Then it explains how to obtain the state models of various types of systems using phase variables, canonical variables, Jordan's canonical form and cascade programming. Then the book includes good coverage of the matrix algebra including eigen values, eigen vectors, modal matrix and diagonalization. It also includes the derivation of transfer function of the system from its state model. The book further explains the solution of state equations including the concept of state transition matrix. It also includes the various methods of obtaining the state transition matrix such as Laplace transform method, Power series method, Cayley Hamilton method and Similarity transformation method. It further includes the detailed discussion of controllability and observability of systems. It also provides the discussion of pole placement technique of system design.

My interests lie in the theoretical and practical aspects of dynamic systems and control, with some focus on optimization/machine learning. My experience lies in a variety of domains, including autonomous driving and electric/hybrid powertrain control, medical signal processing, modeling of physical systems, and drilling optimization.

Abstract: In described embodiments, a hot liquid extraction system includes a vessel, a controllable steam and water source external from the vessel which heats the liquid of the corresponding vessel, a filter assembly disposed within the vessel operable to filter and remove a solid from the brewed beverage, and a valve to dispense the filtered beverage from the base of the brew vessel. Some embodiments include one or more valves operable to regulate water flow and steam into the brewing vessel, and a filter operable to separate a brewed liquid from a flavor base and to remove a spent flavor base from the system. Some embodiments include processor control of the system, allowing for operation tailored to individual user requirements that might be downloaded to the processor through various wired and non-wired interfaces.

Abstract: Embodiments of a reduced pressure system and methods for operating the system are disclosed. In some embodiments, the system can include one or more processors responsible for various functions associated with various levels of responsiveness, such as interfacing with a user, controlling a vacuum pump, providing network connectivity, etc. The system can present GUI screens for controlling and monitoring its operation. The system can be configured to determine and monitor flow of fluid in the system by utilizing one or more of the following: monitoring the speed of a pump motor, monitoring flow of fluid in a portion of a fluid flow path by using a calibrated fluid flow restrictor, and monitoring one or more characteristics of the pressure pulses. The system can be configured to provide external connectivity for accomplishing various activities, such as location tracking of the system, compliance monitoring, tracking of operational data, remote selection and adjustment of therapy settings, etc.

Abstract: A method of activating a downhole tool can include configuring the tool having an electrical power source, an electrical load, control circuitry which controls the electrical load, and a switch which selectively permits current flow between the power source and the circuitry, and generating electricity, thereby causing the switch to permit current flow between the power source and the circuitry. A downhole tool can include an electrical power source, an electrical load, control circuitry, a switch which selectively permits current flow between the power source and the circuitry, and a generator. Another method can include displacing a fluid and/or an object at the tool, generating electricity in response to the displacing, permitting current flow between an electrical power source and a control circuitry in response to the generating and, after the permitting and in response to detection of a predetermined signal, the circuitry causing activation of an electrical load.

Abstract: A precision pump system having a motor driver for accurately and repeatedly delivering process fluid, (e.g., photo chemicals) using a pumping fluid with minimal process fluid loss to a fabrication process and whereby the motor driver can be easily and quickly replaced without interrupting the fluid flow path. This is accomplished with the use of a process fluid reservoir and a pumping fluid reservoir that are associated with the pump, either integrated with the pump or closely adjacent. In addition, this precision pump system can be remotely monitored, viewed and controlled over the Internet. In addition, trapped process fluid within a downstream filtering block can be recirculated to the process fluid reservoir when trapped gas in the filter is removed. Furthermore, a nitrogen gas source is connected to the process fluid reservoir via a valve in case a need to insert a gas is required. 2351a5e196