Hi,
can someone say what is major literature for learning "Robust control", after one knows the "classic control"?
For tools, I suppose, one should use Matlab with Robust control toolbox?
Thanks!
Robust control Tools and literature
Feb 08, 2007
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Dnia 08-02-2007 o 14:08:22 napisa³(a):
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Tips: keyword - Best Text on Robust Control
I can't recommend a book, but you may want to check out SciLab
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SciLab is free, and comes with many control systems analysis tools as part of a package -- compare that to shelling out a ton of money for Matlab, another ton for Simulink, and yet another ton for the control systems toolbox.
I have yet to see any sign that SciLab is less robust than the versions of MatLab that I've used. There are a few less bells and whistles, but the basic product is more than just useful; it has yet to let me down.
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