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Eme 4433 - Control and System Engineering: Dr. Shamini Janasekaran

This document provides an overview of the EME 4433 - Control and System Engineering course taught by Dr. Shamini Janasekaran. The course covers topics such as system modeling, Kirchhoff's laws, open and closed loop control systems, feedback, frequency response, stability analysis, and compensation design. Upon completion, students should be able to model complex systems, introduce fundamental control engineering concepts, and design simple compensators to meet performance criteria. Assessment is based on exams, coursework, assignments, and tests.

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Eme 4433 - Control and System Engineering: Dr. Shamini Janasekaran

This document provides an overview of the EME 4433 - Control and System Engineering course taught by Dr. Shamini Janasekaran. The course covers topics such as system modeling, Kirchhoff's laws, open and closed loop control systems, feedback, frequency response, stability analysis, and compensation design. Upon completion, students should be able to model complex systems, introduce fundamental control engineering concepts, and design simple compensators to meet performance criteria. Assessment is based on exams, coursework, assignments, and tests.

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EME 4433 – CONTROL

AND SYSTEM
ENGINEERING
Dr. Shamini Janasekaran
[email protected]

Left wing – Level 2 – Ext. 3127


OVERVIEW

 System modeling and representation


 Kirchhoff’s laws, the transfer function and its
relationship to differential equations, poles and zeros.
 System diagrams and their manipulation, open and
closed loop control systems.
 The advantages and costs of feedback.
 frequency response representations, root locus
stability, relative stability, Gain compensation.

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OBJECTIVES
Upon successful completion of this module, students
should be able to:-

1. Develop models of ‘complex’ systems by using


system diagrams for the connection and manipulation
of simple sub-systems.
2. Introduce the fundamental concepts and
terminology of control engineering.
3. Design simple compensators to meet pre-defined
performance criteria.

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ASSESSMENT

Examination : 60%
Course Work : 40% (Assignment-20% and Test-20%)

Lecturer: Dr. Shamini Janasekaran


Email: [email protected]

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REFERENCES
• Modern Control Systems: Richard C.Dorf ,
Robert H.Bishop
• Modern Control system: Ogata
• Control System Engineering : Norman S.Nise

• Control systems: K R VARMAH

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Course Learning Outcomes (CLO)
Upon completion of this module, students are expected to be able to:

CO1. Implementing the modelling of control systems in time and


frequency domain.
CO2. Analysing transient response, error and stability of control
systems in time domain.
CO3. Evaluating properties of control systems using frequency
analysis methods.
CO4. Designing compensators and controllers for control systems.

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