An introductory reference covering the devices,simulations and limitations in the control of servosystems
Linking theoretical material with real-world applications, thisbook provides a valuable introduction to motion system design. Thebook begins with an overview of classic theory, its advantages andlimitations, before showing how classic limitations can be overcomewith complete system simulation. The ability to efficiently varysystem parameters (such as inertia, friction, dead-band, damping),and quickly determine their effect on performance, stability,efficiency, is also described. The author presents a detailedreview of major component characteristics and limitations as theyrelate to system design and simulation.
The use of computer simulation throughout the book willfamiliarize the reader as to how this contributes to efficientsystem design, how it avoids potential design flaws and saves bothtime and expense throughout the design process. The comprehensivecoverage of topics makes the book ideal for professionals who needto apply theory to real-world situations, as well as students whowish to enhance their understanding of the topic.
* Covers both theory and practical information at anintroductory level, allowing readers to advance to further topicshaving obtained a strong grounding in the subject
* Provides a connection between classic servo technology andthe evolution of computer control and simulation
* VisSim demonstration material available on an accompanyingwebsite enabling readers to experiment with system examples
Frederick G. Moritz
Control Process & Measurements Electrical & Electronics Engineering Electromagnetic Theory Elektromagnetismus Elektromechanik Elektrotechnik u. Elektronik Maschinenbau Mechanical Engineering Mess- u. Regeltechnik