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CSLP 1.1 RM

The document outlines the syllabus for a Linear Control Systems course. The course is divided into 6 units that cover topics such as open and closed loop control systems, transfer function representation, time and frequency response analysis, stability analysis using Routh's criterion and root locus technique, and state space analysis of continuous systems. The units will be taught through lectures, typically involving example problems and solutions. Students will be evaluated through midterm and final exams that test both concepts and problem solving skills.

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CSLP 1.1 RM

The document outlines the syllabus for a Linear Control Systems course. The course is divided into 6 units that cover topics such as open and closed loop control systems, transfer function representation, time and frequency response analysis, stability analysis using Routh's criterion and root locus technique, and state space analysis of continuous systems. The units will be taught through lectures, typically involving example problems and solutions. Students will be evaluated through midterm and final exams that test both concepts and problem solving skills.

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LinearControlsystems

Coursecode:EC3104

UNITI:Introduction:ConceptsofControlSystemsOpenLoopandclosedloopcontrolsystemsandtheirdifferences
DifferentexamplesofcontrolsystemsClassificationofcontrolsystems,controllerdesignaspects,characteristicsofgood
controlsystem,

UNITII:TransferFunctionRepresentation:TransferFunction,Blockdiagramrepresentationofsystemsconsidering
electricalsystemsasexamplesBlockdiagramalgebraRepresentationbySignalflowgraphReductionusingmasons
gainformula.
Mathematical models Differential equations, transfer functions Translational andRotational mechanical systems,
Thermalsystems,Hydraulicsystems,Pneumaticsystems
FeedBackcontrolsystemcharacteristics:
Sensitivitytomodeluncertainties,Steadystateerrors,Transientresponsecharacteristicstoinputtestsignals,Disturbance
rejectionandsystemgain

UNITIII:TimeResponseAnalysis:StandardtestsignalsTimeresponseoffirstordersystemsCharacteristicEquation
of Feedback controlsystems, Transient response of second order systems Time domain specifications Steady state
responseSteadystateerrorsanderrorconstantsEffectsofproportionalderivative,proportionalintegral,PIDsystems.

UNITIV:Stability&Rootlocustechnique:TheconceptofstabilityRouthsstabilitycriterionqualitativestabilityand
conditionalstabilitylimitationsofRouthsstability
RootLocusTechnique:TherootlocusconceptconstructionofrootlocieffectsofaddingpolesandzerostoG(s)H(s)on
therootloci.

UNITV:FrequencyResponseAnalysis:Introduction,FrequencydomainSpecificationsBodeDiagramsDeterminationof
Frequency domainspecifications and transfer function from the Bode DiagramPhase margin and Gain Margin
StabilityAnalysisfromBodePlots.PolarPlots,NyquistStabilitycriteria
ClassicalControlDesignTechniques:
.CompensationtechniquesLag,Lead,LeadLagControllersdesigninfrequencyDomain,PIDControllers
UNITVI:StateSpaceAnalysisofContinuousSystems:Conceptsofstate,statevariablesandstatemodel,derivationof
statemodelsfromblockdiagrams,DiagonalizationSolvingtheTimeinvariantstateEquationsStateTransitionMatrixand
itsPropertiesConceptsofControllabilityandObservability

Resources

(1)Textbooks:

a)ModernControlEngineeringByOgata
b)BenjaminC.KuoAutomaticControlSystems
c)ControlSystems:PrinciplesandDesign.FrontCover.M.Gopal.TataMcGrawHillEducation
d)ControlSystems,N.C.Jagan,B.S.Publications.(Ref2)

(2)http://www.electrical4u.com/controlengineeringhistoricalreviewandtypesofcontrolengineering/
(3)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DxSS03qLYI&list=PLP_kgPyxrU6XNiTMnlKypd5Wc5sxZugA
ControlsystemCourseLecturePlan
Unitsof StudyMaterial VideoLectures Typicalexample Assignments Examinationdetails
syllabus (byMadhan problemsand
Mohan&M.Gopal solutions
)
Lecture1:
Introductionto
controlsystem
1(Mohan49
Module1_L1 Minutes)
(6Pages) Lecture2:Steering
controlofan
EST
Module:2_L2 automobile(Mohan
(6pages) 43Minutes) Mid1
(20Marks
Lecture3:Tanklevel Objective&
watercontrol (20Marks
40Marks
(Mohan56 Descriptive)
Descriptive)
UnitI Minutes)
& Lecture4:Transfer Syllabus
Syllabus
UnitII Module8_L4 Functions&Block covered
coveredin
(11Pages) Diagram(Mohan withinfirst25
total80
60Minutes) daysof
daysof
Lecture5:T.F.of instruction
instruction
multivariableF.B. period
RM:(65to66 periodina
controlsystem semester
PageRef1)
(Mohan35
Minutes)
Module9_L7 Lecture7:Signal
Flowgraph(Mohan
(10Pages) 66Minutes)
Lecture8:
Mathematical
Modellingof
physicalsystems
1(Mohan36
Minutes)
Lecture9:
Mathematical
ModellingofGear
Module train,Belts,Levers
3_L8,L9,L10 (Mohan44
(14Pages) Minutes)
Lecture10:T.F.of
Translational&
Rotational
mechanicalsystems
(Mohan55
Minutes)

RM_L11:(59 Lecture11:
to62Page,ref
Mathematical
2) ModellingDCMotor
&tacometer
(MohanMinutes)
Lecture12:
Mathematical
ModellingofLiquid
levelsystems
Module30_L12 (MohanMinutes)
_L13(9pages) Lecture13: Mid2
Mathematical
Modellingof (20Marks
thermalsystems Descriptive)
(Mohan46
Module Minutes) Syllabus
12_L26(Gopal) Lecture14: covered
Module13 Mathematical withinsecond
_L26,L27(Gopa Modellingof 25daysof
l) pneumaticsystems instruction
UnitIII, (Mohan30 period
& Minutes)
UnitIV Module14_L22 Lecture26:Time
&23 Domainanalysis
Module (M.Gopal51
31_L24(15 Minutes)
pages) Lecture22:Steady
Module32_L stateerror(Mohan
24(15pages) 45Minutes)
Lecture23:steady
Module33_L stateerrorpart2
25(9pages) (Mohan45
Minutes)
Lecture24:Non
unityfeedback
system(Mohan54
Minutes)
Lecture25:second
ordersystem
(Mohan44
Minutes)
Lecture26:Time
Domainanalysis6
(Mohan40
Minutes)
Lecture27:Time
Module: Domainanalysis7
16_L17(7 (Mohan44
Pages) Minutes)
Module: Lecture17:Concept
17_L18(8 ofStability1
pages) (Mohan50
Minutes)
Lecture18:concept
ofstability2
(Mohan43
Minutes)
Lecture20:concept Mid3
ofstability3
(Mohan52 (20Marks
Module18 Minutes) Descriptive)
_L31() Lecture31:Root
Module19_L32 Locus1(Mohan43 Syllabus
() Minutes) covered
Module20_L33 Lecture32:Root withinthird
() Locus2(Mohan38 25daysof
UnitV& Minutes) instruction
UnitVI period
Lecture33:Root
Locus3(Mohan54
Minutes)
Module21_L39 Lecture39:
(9Pages) FrequencyDomain
analysis1
(M.Gopal49
Minutes)
Lecture36:Polar
plots(M.Gopal44
Module22_L36 Minutes)
Lecture37:Bode
plot(M.Gopal52
Module23_L35 Minutes)
Lecture35:Nyquist
stability
Criteria(M.Gopal54
Minutes)
Module24_L36 Lecture36:Nyquist
stabilityCriteria
(M.Gopal50
Minutes)
Lecture
Module28_L41 41:compensation
techniquesin
Frequencydomain
(M.Gopal56
Minutes)
Module10
&
Module11

Ref3

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