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ELE204 Control Systems Engineering 1

Course description for academic year 2020/2021

Contents and structure

The course covers basic principles of modeling, simulation, analysis and design of Single-Input-Single-Output (SISO) control systems.

The course contains electro technology, mechanics, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics and electromagnetism from classical physics together with calculus, linear systems and stability from mathematics so that to form a scientific foundation for working with automatic systems in technological courses.

The course gives an introduction on modeling and design of classical SISO control systems by using PID and lag-lead control with the most used industrial processes..

Learning Outcome

Knowledge

At the end of the course the candidate has knowledge

  • of the mathematical description, analysis and design of dynamic processes and systems.
  • of the application of sensors, actuators and measurement systems to implement negativ feedback systems and stability analysis.
  • of how requirements such as transient response and steady-state error can be used to design control systems by using a controller.

Skills

At the end of the course, the candidate can

  • apply physical principles of mechanics, fluid mechanics and thermodynamics in analysis of dynamical sytems.
  • master basic control theory and the use of relevant instruments in experimental work so that to tune controller parametrs as required by system specifications..
  • work in a structured and targeted manner both alone and within team environment.

Competence

  • The candidate can communicate basic information related to theories, issues and solutions in physics and classical control theory (applied to SISO feedback systems).
  • The candidate¿ understands the role of the engineer within the technological development in society.

Entry requirements

None

Recommended previous knowledge

  • MAT100 Basic Engineering Mathematics
  • MAT106 Advanced Mathematics (Electrical Engineering)
  • ELE100 Electric Circuits I
  • ELE101 Electric Circuits II

Teaching methods

Lectures, laboratory work, exercises by using PC and pplication software. Instruction may be in English.

Compulsory learning activities

4 compulsory assignments, 2 laboratory works. Mandatory attendance at the laboratory works.

Accepted mandatory assignments are valid within 3 semesters following the approval term.

Assessment

3 hours written exam. The grading scale used is A to F. Grade A is the highest passing grade in the grading scale, grade F is a fail.

The exam may be given in English.

Examination support material

Textbook. Own written pocketbook with formulae (tied up) but no loose sheets of paper.

All kinds of calculator.

PC with the use of all teaching based software except all types of communication software.

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