B.Tech. EE: Muzaffarpur Institute of Technology (MIT), Muzaffarpur
The document provides details about a Modern Control Theory course offered at the Muzaffarpur Institute of Technology in Muzaffarpur, India. The course is a 4-credit B.Tech Electrical Engineering course taught over 3 lectures and 1 tutorial per week. Topics covered include state space models, state transition matrices, controllability and observability, control system design via pole placement and state observers, optimal control systems, nonlinear systems stability analysis, and the phase plane method. The course coordinator is Nayan Kumar and runs from Lecture 1 to Lecture 40 over the period of one semester.
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B.Tech. EE: Muzaffarpur Institute of Technology (MIT), Muzaffarpur
The document provides details about a Modern Control Theory course offered at the Muzaffarpur Institute of Technology in Muzaffarpur, India. The course is a 4-credit B.Tech Electrical Engineering course taught over 3 lectures and 1 tutorial per week. Topics covered include state space models, state transition matrices, controllability and observability, control system design via pole placement and state observers, optimal control systems, nonlinear systems stability analysis, and the phase plane method. The course coordinator is Nayan Kumar and runs from Lecture 1 to Lecture 40 over the period of one semester.
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Institute / School Name : Muzaffarpur Institute of Technology (MIT), Muzaffarpur
Program Name B.Tech. EE
Course Code 031815 Course Name MODERN CONTROL THEORY Lecture / Tutorial (per 3/1 Course Credits 4 week): Course Coordinator Nayan Kumar Name
LECTURE PLAN
Topics Lecture Date on which the
Number Lecture was taken Development of state space model Introduction 1 State and state equation, 2 transfer function from state equation 3 state equation from transfer function 4-5 State transient matrix Introduction 6 Solution of state equation transfer matrix 7-10 Controllability and Observability. Introduction, 11 Concept of controllability 11-13 Observability, state variable feedback 13-16 Control system design Control system design via pole placement 17-18 state observer 18-19 Optimal control system Introduction, 20 performance in device, 21 transfer function approach, 22 state variable approach, 23-24 parameter optimization 25 Non-linear system Introduction 26 Common non-liner stability system, 27-29 method for studying non-liner system, 30 linearization, 31 describing function analysis 32-36 The phase pane method Stability analysis using Lyapunov's direct method 37-40