Automatic Control Systems
About this course
Expected learning outcomes
The aim of the course is to obtain the theoretical and practical background in Automatic Control Systems in both the continuous and digital time as well as their applications. The course aims to introduce students to the basic concepts of Automated Control Systems.Upon successful completion of the course the student will be able to:
- Mathematically represent a dynamic system via its transfer function.oAnalyze –utilizing its transfer function –the behavior of a dynamic system.
- Define a set of desired control system properties.
- Design closed-loop control systems.
- Appropriately tune PID controllers tomatch the desired closed-loop control system’s properties.
- Analytically design closed-loop control systems.Evaluate the closed-loop control system’s steady-state errors and its “type”.
Indicative Syllabus
- Representation of dynamical systems with transfer functions.
System analysis in both the time and the frequency domains.
Stability analysis.
Block diagram algebra.
Closed-loop control systems.
PID controllers.
PID tuning via the empirical Ziegler-Nichols method.
Simulation of closed-loop control systems
Closed-loop control system design via the pole placement method.
Evaluation of steady-state errors.
Evaluation of the closed-loop control system “type”.
Teaching / Learning Methodology
Project and biweekly meetings
Recommended Reading
TBA
Prerequisites
Mathematics 1, Signals & Systems
Start Date
2023
End Date
2024
Apply
2023
Local Course Code
TBA
Cycle
TBA
Year of study
TBA
Language
English
Study Load
4 ECTS
Mode of delivery
Project and sets of exercises
Instructors
Dr. G. Fouskitakis
Course coordinator
Dr. G. Fouskitakis
fouskit@hmu.gr