Control Engineering - Complete Course (15+ Hours)

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Control Systems

What you'll learn
BDR Techniques, Mason's gain Formula, Polar Plots, Bode Plots, Nyquist Plots.
Electrical, Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering
Indepth Knowledge of Each Topic.
More than 15+ Hours of Content.

Requirements
A Basic Knowledge of Control Systems.

Description
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Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Block Diagrams and their Reduction

Lecture 2 Block Diagrams

Lecture 3 Block Diagrams Connections and their Operations

Lecture 4 BDR Technique Example

Lecture 5 BDRT - SFG

Section 3: Mason's gain Formula

Lecture 6 Introduction of Mason' gain Formula

Lecture 7 Pk and B

Lecture 8 About Delta

Lecture 9 Touching and Non Touching Loops

Lecture 10 About Delta k

Lecture 11 Completing the Example

Lecture 12 Some Examples on Mason's Gain

Lecture 13 Self Loop [Exceptional Case]

Lecture 14 Self Loop - Part 2

Lecture 15 Self Loop - Part 3

Lecture 16 Finale

Section 4: Routh Hurwitz Criteria

Lecture 17 Routh Hurwitz Stability Criteria (Part 1)

Lecture 18 Routh Hurwitz Stability Criteria (Part 2)

Lecture 19 Routh Hurwitz Stability Criteria (Part 3)

Section 5: Time Response

Lecture 20 Initial and Final Value Theorem

Lecture 21 Time Domain Introduction

Lecture 22 Zero and First Order Response

Lecture 23 First order Response Parameters

Lecture 24 Step Response of Second Order

Lecture 25 Second Order Response Impulse

Lecture 26 2nd Order System Behaiviour wrt Damping Ratio

Lecture 27 Time Domain Parameters of Unit Step Underdamped

Lecture 28 Steady State Error Analysis

Lecture 29 Dominant Poles and Higher Order Systems

Section 6: Root Locus

Lecture 30 Introduction

Lecture 31 Rules

Lecture 32 Example

Lecture 33 RL Example 2

Lecture 34 Gain Margin in Root Locus - Control Systems

Lecture 35 Complementary Root Locus

Section 7: Frequency Response of Control Systems

Lecture 36 Introduction

Lecture 37 Magnitude Response of 2nd Order System

Lecture 38 Phase Response of 2nd Order System

Lecture 39 Resonance Frequency - Frequency Domain Parameters

Lecture 40 Resonance Peak - frequency Domain Parameters

Lecture 41 Bandwidth - Frequency Domain Parameters

Lecture 42 Example on Frequency Response

Lecture 43 Relation Between Time Domain and Frequency domain Parameters

Lecture 44 Example Relation Between FR and TR

Lecture 45 Introduction to Graphical methods of Frequency Response

Lecture 46 Intro to Polar Plots

Lecture 47 Example 1 (Polar Plots)

Lecture 48 Example 2 (Polar Plots)

Lecture 49 Example 3 (Polar Plots)

Lecture 50 Conclusion (Examples)

Lecture 51 More Examples (1)

Lecture 52 More Examples (2)

Lecture 53 Addition of Zeroes

Lecture 54 More Example (3)

Lecture 55 Wgc and Wpc

Lecture 56 Calculation of Wpc and Wgc

Lecture 57 Gain Margin (GM) and Phase Margin (PM)

Lecture 58 GM and PM Example

Lecture 59 Stability (Polar Plots)

Lecture 60 Full Example (Polar Plot)

Lecture 61 GM and PM of 2nd Order System

Lecture 62 Gain Phase Plot

Lecture 63 Gain Phase Plot Example

Lecture 64 Introduction to Nyquist Plots

Lecture 65 Mapping in Nyquist Plots

Lecture 66 Nyquist Plot (Example 1)

Lecture 67 Nyquist Plot (Example 2)

Lecture 68 Nyquist Plot (Example 3)

Lecture 69 Nyquist (Example 4)

Lecture 70 Nyquist (Example 4) with Different Contour

Lecture 71 Nyquist Stability Criteria

Lecture 72 Examples with Nyquist Criteria

Lecture 73 Example of No Infinite Circle

Lecture 74 Intro Bode Plots

Lecture 75 Building Blocks of Bode Plots

Lecture 76 Building Blocks of Bode Plots (Part 2)

Lecture 77 Bode Plot (Example 1)

Lecture 78 Bode Plot (Example 2)

Lecture 79 Construct Transfer Function from Bode Plot

Lecture 80 GM PM in Bode Plots

Lecture 81 Attention Attention!

Lecture 82 Static Error Coefficients from Bode Plots

Lecture 83 Examples of GM and PM in Bode Plots

Lecture 84 Example Bode Plot

Section 8: Controller And Compensators

Lecture 85 Compensator Intro

Lecture 86 Lead Compensator

Lecture 87 Lag Compensator

Lecture 88 Lead Compensator (Mag and Phase)

Lecture 89 Lag Compensator (Mag and Phase)

Lecture 90 Lag-Lead-Lead-Lag Compensator (Mag and Phase)

Lecture 91 Comparison Lead Lag

Lecture 92 Compensator Questions

Lecture 93 Controller Intro

Lecture 94 Proportional Controller

Lecture 95 Reset Controller

Lecture 96 Derivative Controller

Lecture 97 PI Controller

Lecture 98 Controller Question

Lecture 99 PD Controller

Lecture 100 PID Controller

Lecture 101 Controller Question 2

Section 9: State Variable Analysis

Lecture 102 Intro

Lecture 103 A Note Point!

Lecture 104 Link Between Transfer Function and State Variable Representation

Lecture 105 Example of a Network Circuit

Lecture 106 Transfer Function from State Equation

Lecture 107 Stability from Transfer Function

Lecture 108 Solution of State Equations

Lecture 109 [CORRECTION] Solution of State Equations

Lecture 110 Controllability and Observability

Section 10: Last Section

Lecture 111 Thank You Note!

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