syllabus

Description of EEM 338 LINEAR CONTROL SYSTEMS

Course Name:LINEAR CONTROL SYSTEMS
Course Code:EEM 338
Type of Course:Undefined
Level of Course:Undergraduate (First Cycle)
Year of Study:3
Semester/Trimester:Spring
ECTS Credits:6
FU Credits:4
Name(s) of Lecturer(s):-
Course Coordinator:-
Objectives of the Course:1- To comprehend what is meant by analog and digital control systems. 2- You will develop an understanding of feedback control theory. 3- Learn analytical techniques to analyze/design control systems both analog and digital. 4- Learn computer-aided techniques to analyze / design control systems.
Course Description:Mathematical models of systems. State variable models: Signal-flow graph state models. Characteristics and performance of feedback control systems. The stability of linear feedback systems: The Routh-Hurwitz criterion. The root locus method. Frequency response methods: The Bode diagram. Stability in the frequency domain: Nyquist criterion.
Learning Outcomes:1. to learn the base of control system
2. to learn how to model a physical system as mathematical differential equations
3. learn how to build block diagram for control system, identfying plant, feedback and controller
4. learn the base how control system work and how error signals can be utlized to provide system under control
5. to learn the idea of stability and methods to analyze stability of systems
6. to be able to design a controller for a given phsical system
Mode of Delivery:Face-to-Face
Prerequisites:(ELM 353 or EEM 353) or Chairman's Consent
Co-requisites:None
Course Contents:
( Weekly Lecture Plan )
WeekTopics
1Introduction to Control Systems
2Mathematical Models of Systems
3Mathematical Models of Systems
4State Variable Models
5State Variable Models
6Feedback Control System Characteristics
7The Performance of Feedback Control Systems
8The Performance of Feedback Control Systems
9Review + Midterm
10The Stability of Linear Feedback Systems
11The Root Locus Method
12The Root Locus Method
13Frequency Response Methods
14Frequency Response Methods
Recommended Reading:Modern Control Systems, Richard C. Dorf, Robert H. Bishop, 2008, 11th Edition, Prentice Hall.
Planned Learning Activities and Teaching Methods:Lectures, Practical Sessions, Exercises, Presentation, Assignments, Recitation
Assessment Methods:
MethodQuantity (%)
Quiz26
Homework24
Midterm Exam(s)130
Laboratory1320
Final Exam140
Language of Instruction:Turkish
Work Placement(s):N/A