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Front Cover; Theory of Automatic Control; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; FOREWORD; PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION; CHAPTER I. General Introduction to Automatic Controllers; 1. General considerations of control processes. Tenninology; 2. The simplest systems of direct control; 3. Astatic controllers of indirect action; 4. Bigid (proportional) feedback. Static indirect action controllers; 5. Floating feedback; 6. Derivative actions; 7. Multiple control; 8. Two-position (oscillatory) controllers; 9. Controllers of discontinuous action; 10. Extremal controllers
11. Individual, specialized and universal controllers. Aggregate systemsCHAPTER II. The Construction of a Linear Model Control System andthe Initial Material for its analysis; 1. The dismemberment of the system into its elements; 2. Static characteristics of elements and of systems; 3. The equations of the system elements; 4. The linear model of an element. The linearization of equations; 5. The classification of linear models of elements. The inherentoperator and the action operators. Typical elements (s t a g e
3. General properties of some classes of systems of automatic control, connected with the conditions of their stability4. Estimating the stability of the original system from the stabilityof its linear model; 5. Concluding remarks; CHAPTER IV. The Construction and the Evaluation of the Processes in the Linear Modelof a System of Automatic Control; 1. General considerations; 2. The construction of the process from the transfer function of thesystem; 3. A graphical method of constructing the control process
4. The construction of the control process from the frequency characteristicsof the system5. General considerations of indirect estimates of the control process. The degree of stability; 6. Integral estimates; 7. Estimates of the process on the basis of the form of the frequencycharacteristic; 8. The analysis of systems with random disturbances, given statistically; 9. Concluding remarks; CHAPTER V. Auto- and Forced Oscillation in Non-linear Systerm; 1. General remarks concerning periodic states in non-linear systems; A. THE APPROXIMATE DETERMINATION OF PERIODICSTATES WHICH ARE NEARLY HARMONIC
Translated by Ruth Feinstein; English translation edited by E.A. Freeman.
Translation of: Lekt︠s︡ii po teorii avtomaticheskogo regulirovanii︠a︡ (romaized form).
Includes bibliographical references (pages 491-513).
Addison-Wesley series in the engineering sciences: dynamic systems and control engineering
Oxford, New York, Pergamon Press; [distributed by Addison-Wesley Pub. Co., Reading, Mass.] 1963
Adiwes international series in the engineering sciences