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Synopsis
Using web-browser technology, this CD tutorial resource allows students to learnt MATLAB and SIMULINK by seeing and doing, practically eliminating the frustration of having to decipher a new software package. This is a quick way to learn how to use MATLAB for the analysis and design of automatic control systems. It covers the basics of Matlab, the most common classical control design techniques, as well as some modern design. It contains material on MATLAB 5 and SIMULINK 2 and combines explanatory text with sample MATLAB commands and illustrative plots and graphics. For each topic, the tutorial includes an example problem that is worked out in detail, showing all necessary steps. This work allows students to proceed through the tutorials at their own pace and tailor the learning experience to their personal needs.
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Using web-browser technology, the Control Tutorials allow students to learn MATLAB and Simulink by seeing and doing, practically eliminating the frustration of having to decipher a new software package. Because the Control Tutorials are on screen simultaneously with the software application being taught, they streamline and focus the learning experience by eliminating the distracting process of having to switch attention back and forth between a textbook and the computer screen.
FEATURES/BENEFITS
- NEW―Updated to include material on MATLAB 5 and Simulink. 2.
- Commands shown in the tutorials can be copied from the web browser window and pasted into the MATLAB command window with a simple point and click of the mouse-no time-consuming typing and editing, and no transcription errors.
- The tutorials combine explanatory text with sample MATLAB commands and illustrative plots and graphics; interactive animations help visualize problems and solutions.
- For each topic, the tutorial includes an example problem that is worked out in detail, showing all the necessary steps. In addition, there are seven physical examples that are followed throughout the tutorial, with each design technique applied to each example.
- Hypertext allows students to proceed through the tutorials at their own pace and tailor the learning experience to their personal needs.
About the Author
Dawn Tilbury is an Assistant Professor in the Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics department at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. Her research interests lie in the area of nonlinear control and she am a member of the Controls Group in the College of Engineering.
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- PublisherAddison Wesley
- Publication date1999
- ISBN 10 0201361949
- ISBN 13 9780201361940
- BindingPaperback
- LanguageEnglish
- Number of pages32
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