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which is better between Modern control Engineering by Ogata and Automatic control systems by Kuo?

what books would you recommend for digital control systems?

I'm finishing a B.Eng in electrical and will continue with a master in engineering, in control systems/power electronics/real time control and embedded systems. I'm looking for books at the advanced undergrad/ beginner graduate level.

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Mr. Sparkle
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Six of one, 1/2 dozen of the other.

Franklin and Powell for one.

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g9u5dd43_nospam

you mean they're both equally good? do they treat exactly the same subjects?

you mean "Digital Control of Dynamic Systems", by Franklin, Powell and Workman?

thank you for the links.

Reply to
Mr. Sparkle

what about "discrete-time control systems" by ogata?

is there any point in getting both, or do both cover pretty much the same thing?

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Mr. Sparkle

For some real world chemical eng. situations

300 page book free download at

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Allan Morrison

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