control systems

Control Systems are a very broad topic. So, all I can do is ask what aspects of control systems do you need information about.

There are many books that may be helpful. You could try this one.

do you know any free book about control systems?and do you know any control systems site link-personal or public?

You obviously need very elementary material. If you tell us what you want to do, maybe we can point you in the right direction.

We will also need to know your level of understanding. Are you familiar with the terms transfer function, phase shift, and unity-gain point? Do you understand elementary differential equations?

Jerry

I would suggest that sometimes one has to make an investment of time or money (and sometimes both) to gain the knowledge that one desires. You said you googled for the information. So why didn't the 188,000,000 links returned provide you with some clues as to the location of the information you are needing?

i will do master at Electrical and Electronic Engineering,so i need a lot of documents about this technical science.

"Process control basics" yields this site

i have learned control systems study at university.now,i want to make a good archive about control systems that will help me in master.

thanks for link too...

try searching the mit ocw site for control systems

ocw.mit.edu

Here are two classic textbooks, with enough references to last you a lifetime and beyond. As to your unsuccessful search, remember: "knowing what to look for is as important as knowing where to look."

B. Kuo, "Digital Control Systems", Holt, Rinehart & Winston, NY 1980 Bryson & Ho, Applied Optimal Control, Ginn & Co., Waltham MA 1969

and for a good measure,

Lee & Marcus, "Foundations of Optimal Control Theory", Wiley, NY 1967

with references & bibliography spanning 36 pages (in small print).

I have a question. I took one control system engineering course when i was in university. I have graduated now and i was wondering if i have to know (be good in) C programming ( yeah i took a C course but i wouldn't say i know enough) if i look for a job in the area of control system engnineering. I would also appreciate if u have any suggestion as to how i would gain more knowledge in the area.

By the way i am taking allen bradley plc course now

Thank you

If you know C, it can help on occasion, depending on your job. C# or C.net would do you a bit better. Of course they are a couple generations removed from C.

I would say the best way to gain knowledge in order to get a job in control is to get a job in control. Now, if your name happens to be Yossarian, you are in luck.

More seriously, getting the right education and looking for the right level of job would do it. Taking the AB course right now is a good idea. If you happen to have or get some contacts in the field (remember your classmates) it can help immensely.

Michael