System Identification

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Alsó from John Wiley . SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FOR SELF-ADAPTIVE CONTROL W. D. T. Davies, Bell Aerospace Company, Buffalo, New York This is intended to be a readable book for practising engineers about the identification problem in adaptive systems, with the minimum of abstruse mathematics. The prerequisites are a familiarity with the elementary principles of Laplace and Fourier Transforms, Linear System Theory and Basic Continuous Time Control System Theory. It is written in the Continuous Time domain with the practising engineer in mind, and covers the subject of Cross Correlation Techniques. Emphasis is placed on the use of a digital computer as the main control component and the book sets out to describe the design of a self-adaptive system from conception to application. 380 pages 1970 LINEAR OPTIMÁL CONTROL SYSTEMS H. Kwakernaak, Twente University of Technology, Enschede, Netherlands and R. Sivan, Technion, Israel Institute of Technology This book combines modern linear control... Tovább

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Alsó from John Wiley . SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FOR SELF-ADAPTIVE CONTROL W. D. T. Davies, Bell Aerospace Company, Buffalo, New York This is intended to be a readable book for practising engineers about the identification problem in adaptive systems, with the minimum of abstruse mathematics. The prerequisites are a familiarity with the elementary principles of Laplace and Fourier Transforms, Linear System Theory and Basic Continuous Time Control System Theory. It is written in the Continuous Time domain with the practising engineer in mind, and covers the subject of Cross Correlation Techniques. Emphasis is placed on the use of a digital computer as the main control component and the book sets out to describe the design of a self-adaptive system from conception to application. 380 pages 1970 LINEAR OPTIMÁL CONTROL SYSTEMS H. Kwakernaak, Twente University of Technology, Enschede, Netherlands and R. Sivan, Technion, Israel Institute of Technology This book combines modern linear control theory with classical control theory. Presents design methods, employing modern techniques for obtaining control systems that stand up to the requirements that have been so well developed in the classical expositions of control theory. An entire chapter is devoted to a description of the analysis of control systems, mostly following classical lines of thought. Heavy emphasis is placed on the stochastic nature of control problems. 544 pages 1972 NUMERICAL CONTROL: Mathematics and Applications P. Bezier, Professeur au Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers and Technological Development Manager, Renault, Francé This book deals with the design of numerically controlled machine tools and their uses. In addition, however, it contains a review of mathematical techniques for describing shapes to be produced by numerically controlled machines. It is written by a mathematically sophisticated production engineer who has a successful system operating. It is aimed at academic and industrial research workers as well as the more sophisticated production engineers. 240 pages ig72 Vissza