Norman S.

Nise
Control Systems Engineering,
5th Edition
Chapter 1
BASIC CONTROL SYSTEM
CONCEPTS
 1.1 INTRODUCTION
Control System Definition

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ADVANTAGES OF CONTROL
SYSTEMS

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 1.2 A HISTORY OF CONTROL
SYSTEMS
Liquid-Level Control
Steam Pressure and Temperature Controls
Speed Control
Stability, Stabilization, and Steering
Twentieth-Century Developments
Contemporary Applications

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 1.3 SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS

Open-Loop Systems

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Closed-Loop (Feedback Control) Systems

Computer-Controlled Systems

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 1.4 ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
OBJECTIVES
Transient Response

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Steady-State Response
Stability

Other Considerations

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1.5 THE DESIGN PROCESS

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Step 1: Transform requirements into a Physics
system
Step 2: Draw a function block diagram
Step 3: Create a Schematic
Step 4: Develop a mathematical model (block
diagram)

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Step 5: Reduce the block diagram

Step 6: Analyze and design

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 1.6 COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN

MATLAB

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