• Title: Modeling, Simulation and Control
• Author(s) Finn Aakre Haugen
• Publisher: TechTech; eBook (Online Edition)
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• eBook: PDF (897 pages)
• Language: English
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The main topic of this book is automatic control – how to use controllers, which in practice are special computers – to automatically manipulate mechanical, thermal, chemical, or electrical procesess so that they behave as you want, i.e. they follow specified references (setpoints) despite disturbances from the process environment.

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• Control Theory and Systems
• Computational and Mathematical Simulations and Modeling
• Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems
• Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing
• Applied Mathematics

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