Description
“Stability and Control of Linear Systems” is a comprehensive textbook designed to provide undergraduate students in the United States with a solid foundation in the principles governing the stability and control of linear systems. Authored by leading experts in the field, this book offers a rigorous yet accessible introduction to key concepts essential for understanding the behavior of linear systems in various engineering disciplines.
Structured to accommodate diverse learning styles, each chapter begins with clear objectives and practical examples to engage students and illustrate real-world applications. The text systematically covers fundamental topics including system modeling, stability analysis, controllability, and observability, guiding students through the intricacies of linear system theory with clarity and precision.
Key features of the book include:
- Practical Applications: Numerous examples and case studies from engineering disciplines such as aerospace, mechanical, and electrical engineering help students connect theoretical concepts to real-world problems.
- Pedagogical Tools: Each chapter includes review questions, exercises, and MATLAB simulations to reinforce understanding and facilitate self-assessment.
- Modern Perspectives: Emphasis on contemporary approaches and techniques, including state-space methods and optimal control theory, equips students with the skills necessary to tackle cutting-edge research and industry challenges.
Whether preparing for advanced coursework or entering the workforce, “Stability and Control of Linear Systems” equips undergraduate students with the knowledge and skills needed to analyze, design, and optimize linear systems in diverse engineering applications.
