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Design of Nonlinear Control Systems with the Highest Derivative in Feedback cover

This unique book presents an analytical uniform design methodology of continuous-time or discrete-time nonlinear control system design which guarantees desired transient performances in the presence of plant parameter variations and unknown external disturbances. All results are illustrated with numerical simulations, their practical importance is highlighted, and they may be used for real-time control system design in robotics, mechatronics, chemical reactors, electrical and electro-mechanical systems as well as aircraft control systems. The book is easy reading and is suitable for teaching.

A Student Solutions Manual along with a set of Matlab-Simulink files can be downloaded from http://ac.cs.nstu.ru/~yurkev/books.html.

Sample Chapter(s)
Chapter 1: Regularly and singularly perturbed systems (512 KB)


Contents:
  • Regularly and Singularly Perturbed Systems
  • Design Goal and Reference Model
  • Methods of Control System Design Under Uncertainty
  • Design of SISO Continuous-Time Control Systems
  • Advanced Design of SISO Continuous-Time Control Systems
  • Influence of Unmodeled Dynamics
  • Realizability of Desired Output Behavior
  • Design of MIMO Continuous-Time Control Systems
  • Stabilization of Internal Dynamics
  • Digital Controller Design Based on Pseudo-Continuous Approach
  • Design of Discrete-Time Control Systems
  • Design of Sampled-Data Control Systems
  • Control of Distributed Parameter Systems

Readership: Graduate students, academics and researchers in real-time nonlinear control system design applied to robotics, aircraft, and electrical and mechanical systems.