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The document provides a lecture schedule for a control systems course taught by Mrs. N. Veekshitha to second year electrical and electronics engineering students. It lists 42 topics to be covered across 70 lectures. The topics progress from introductions to open and closed loop systems, different types of control systems, modeling techniques like block diagrams and transfer functions, analysis in time and frequency domains, stability analysis methods, and concludes with state variable modeling and concepts of controllability and observability.

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GAYATRI VIDYA PARISAD COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING FOR WOMEN

MADHURAWADA,VISAKAPATNAM.
LECTURE SCHEDULE
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Name of the Faculty : Mrs.N.VEEKSHITHA
Department : Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
Class and Year : II-EEE and II sem.
Subject : CONTROL SYSTEMS

S. NO LECTURE NOS UNIT NO’S TOPIC

1 Lecture 1 Introduction to control systems

2 Lecture 2 Open Loop & Closed Loop systems, examples

3 Lecture 3 Classification of control systems

4 Lecture 4 Feed-back systems and their characteristics

5 Lecture 5 Effects of feedback on control systems.

6 Lecture 6 Impulse response and its transfer function

7 Lecture 7,8 Translation mechanical systems

8 Lecture 9,10 Rotational mechanical systems

9 Lecture 11 1 Block diagram representation of electrical systems

10 Lecture 12 Problems on electrical systems to find transfer function

11 Lecture 13 Steps to reduce the given block diagram

12 Lecture 14,15,16 Problems on Block Diagram reduction technique

13 Lecture 17 Mason’s Gain Formula

14 Lecture 18,19 Problems to find T(s) using SFG

15 Lecture 20 Transfer function of DC servo motor

16 Lecture 21 T(s) of Synchro for data transmission system

17 Lecture 22 Transfer function of synchro for error detection and


correction

18 Lecture 23 2 Time response ,Standard test signals


19 Lecture 24 Time response of first order systems

20 Lecture 25 Time response of second order systems

21 Lecture 26 Characteristic equation, time domain specifications of


second order systems
2
22 Lecture 27 Derivation of time domain specifications

23 Lecture 28 Problems to find the time domain specifications


24
Lecture 29,30 Steady-state response, errors and error constants
and problems
25
Lecture 31,32 Effects of PD,PI,PID Controllers
26
Lecture 33 Concept of stability, Routh Stability criterion
27 Lecture 34 Limitations of Routh stability criterion and problems on
that.
28 Lecture 35 Root Locus concept, magnitude and angle criterion.
29 Lecture 36 3 Steps to solve the problem by root locus
30 Lecture 37,38,39 Problems on root locus
31 Lecture 40 Effects of adding poles and zeros to root locus
32 Lecture 41 Advantages & Limitations of R.L, Dominant roots,
Cancellation of poles of G(s) with zeros of H(s)
33 Lecture 42,43 Frequency response Analysis, correlation between frequency
and time response analysis
34 Lecture 44,45 Bode plot concept
35 Lecture 46,47,48 4 Problems on Bode plot
36 Lecture 49,50,51 Polar plot and problems
37 Lecture 52,53,54 Nyquist plot-stability criterion and problems
38 Lecture 55 Compensator-classification
39 Lecture 56,57 5 Lead compensator, Lag compensator
40 Lecture 58,59 Lag-lead compensator
41 Lecture 60,61,62 Problems on compensators
42 Lecture 63,64 Concept of state, state variable and state model
43 Lecture 65,66,67 Derivation of state model from block diagrams
44 Lecture 68,69,70 6 Solving the state equations
45 Lecture 71,72 Concept of controllability and observability

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