... Chapter 6 (Power Flows), Chapter 11 (Transient Stability), and Chapter 12 (Power System Controls) for this edition of the text. He also pro-vided the examples and problems using PowerWorld Simulator ... usingPowerWorld to interactively learn about power systems. If you’d like to takea look at some of the larger systems you’ll be studying, open PowerWorldcase Example 6.13. This case models a power ... filters.The power electronics interface can alsocontain protective functions for both thedistributed energy systemand the localelectric powersystem that allow paral-leling and disconnection...
... obtainingatimeresponse,andROOTLforobtainingroot-locusdataandplots.TheseCADpackagesbecamethebasisforthepracticalcontrolsystemdesignCADpackagecalledTOTAL,theforerunnerofTOTAL-PC[8],whichwasdevelopedin1978atAFIT.TOTALbecamethecatalyst,alongwithothercontrolCADpackagesdevelopedbyotherindividuals,forthedevelopmentofthecurrenthighlydevelopedcommercialcontrolsystemdesignCADpackagesthatarenowreadilyavailable.OneoftheseCADpackagesisMATLAB,whichhasbecomeavaluabletoolforacontrolengineerandisillustratedinthistext.ThedetailedcontentsoftheTOTAL-PCCADpackagearedescribedinAppendixD.Theprogramiscontainedinthediskwhichisincludedwiththisbook.Becomingproficient(computerliterate)intheuseoftheseCADpackages(tools)isessentialforacontrolsystemsengineer.ItisalsoessentialtodevelopproceduresforcheckingtheCADresultsateachstageoftheanalysisanddesign.ThisisnecessaryinordertoverifythattheseCADtoolshavegeneratedresultswhichareconsistentwiththeory.Wheneverindoubt,concerningtheoperationofaspecificCADtool,applytheCADtooltoasimpleproblemwhoseknownanalyticalsolutioncanbereadilycomparedtothecomputergeneratedoutput.1.9OUTLINEOFTEXTThetextisessentiallydividedintothreeparts.Thefirstpart,consistingofChapters2through4,providesthemathematicalfoundationformodelingphysicalsystemsandobtainingtimesolutionsusingclassicalorLaplacetransformmethods.ThesecondpartconsistsofChapters5through9thatprovidethefundamentalsofconventionalcontroltheoryandstate-variableconcepts.Theremainingportionofthetextrepresentsmaterialthatisusuallycoveredinthefirstorsecondundergraduatecourseincontroltheoryandcontrolsystemdesign.Thefirstfewchaptersdealwiththemathematicsandphysicalsystemmodelingthatunderlietheanalysisofcontrolsystems.Oncethetechniqueofwritingthesystemequations (and, inturn,theirLaplacetransforms)thatdescribetheperformanceofadynamicsystemhasbeenmastered,theideasofblockandsimulationdiagramsandtransferfunctionsaredeveloped.Whenphysicalsystemsaredescribedintermsofblockdiagramsandtransferfunctions,theyexhibitbasicservocharacteristics.Thesecharacteristicsaredescribedanddiscussed.Theconceptofstateisintroduced,andthesystemequationsaredevelopedinthestandardmatrixformat.Thenecessarylinearalgebrarequiredtomanipulatethematrixequationsisincluded.Apresenta-tionofthevariousmethodsofanalysisisnextpresentedthatcanbeusedinthestudyoffeedbackcontrolsystems.SISOsystemsareusedinitiallytofacilitate26Chapter1Copyright ... designer’s control -system design proficiency, since it minimizes and expedites the tedious andrepetitive calculations involved inthe design of asatisfactory control system. To understand and use a computer-aided ... a computer-aided analysis anddesign package, one must first a chieve a conceptual understanding of thetheory and processes involved in the analysisand synthesis of control systems.Once the...
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