SUTECH

Shiraz University of Technology

Text Box: Modern Control Systems
Course summery

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The main objective of this course is to introduce the state space methods in modeling and feedback control of linear time invariant systems. The concepts such as controllability, stabilzability, observability and detectability are defined and elaborated in this course. Next the system transformation, stability and realization and state controller and observer design will be explained. Due to the structure of this course, required linear system theories are developed, while with an applied vision, the application of those theories in practice is emphasized. Finally the expertise of the students are examined  in a thorough and comprehensive design task  as a term project.

Grading

 

 

1. Homework              10 %

2. Quiz                         5%

3. Midterm Exam       25 %

4. Final Exam             45 %

5. Final Project           15 %

References

 

 

1. Linear System Theory and Design,  C. T. Chen, Oxford University Press, 3rd edition, 1999.

2. Fundamentals of Modern Control, Ali K. Sedigh, Tehran University Publication, 2nd edition, 2004.

3. An Introduction to modern control, Hamid R. Taghirad, K.N. Toosi University of Technology, 2004. 

Assignments (pdf)

 

 

Text Box: Lecture Notes: Please print lecture notes before class

Course Documents

 

· Text Book: Part I, Part II, Part III.

· Text Book: Part I, Part II, Part III.

· Linear Algebra Book: Matrix Analysis and Applied Linear Algebra

· MATLAB: MATLAB in Modern Control, m-files

· Usefull link:

 

The tentative course contents are as following

Time:

     Teaching Contents

Week 1

Introduction: Why modern control?, Review on Linear Algebra

Week 2

System Representation: State space representation, mathematical linearization,

modeling based on physical principles, electrical systems, electromechanical systems, mechanical systems.

Week 3

System Representation:

Week 4

System Representation:

Week 5

System Representation:

Week 6

Controllability: Concept of controllability and observability, controllability definition and its condition, controllability canonical decomposition.

Week 7

Observability: Concept of observability, observability definition, observable subspace, output controllability, functional controllability.

Week 8

Realization theory: Minimal realization, Markov parameters, Canonical Realization,  Jordan forms realization,

 

Midterm

Week 9

Stability: Introduction, Stability Definitions, Lyapanov stability, Silvester theorem.

Week 10

Stability:

Week 11

State feedback:

Week 12

State feedback:

Week 13

State estimators: Introduction, Structure and properties of observer, Full order observer.

Week 14

State estimators: Reduced order observer, Connection of state feedback and state estimator.

Assignment 1

Simulation 1

 Grades

Assignment 2

Simulation 2

Midterm

Assignment 3

Simulation 3

Final

Assignment 4

Simulation 4

 

Assignment 5

Simulation 5

 

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