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Modern Control Theory
Brogan's revision of this text briefly reviews modelling and classical linear control in the transform domain, then develops the linear algebra/matrix theory needed for state variable analysis. It also studies dynamical systems and their fundamental properties, design methods of pole-placement/observers and optimal control theory.
653 pages, Hardcover
First published April 28, 1985
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October 18, 2012
The best introduction to state-space control theory available. Brogan identifies and explains the underlying concepts and theories of the subject clearly and concisely. This book provides a very solid foundation for the student interested in pursuing the more advance topics of control theory.
December 14, 2008
I had to read this textbook as part of my electrical engineering graduate studies at GMU (ECE 521).
The text takes a very interesting subject, and makes it dry and incomprehensible.
The text takes a very interesting subject, and makes it dry and incomprehensible.
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