Measurement and Control Theory
Content
Also listed at module handbook
Measurement Theory
- Basic terminology, measurement technology tasks, measuring chain
- Measurement statistics (modeling, probability and distribution functions, confidence interval and complete measurement result, deviation propagation, linear fit and correlation)
- Stationary and dynamic properties of measuring equipment (stationary characteristic measurement curve, compensation methods, spline interpolation and smoothing splines, sensitivity, differential principle)
- Resistance measuring bridges (adjustment procedures, deflection procedures, strain gauges)
- Fourier series and Fourier transformation (derivation, properties, convolution theorem, time frame, examples of applications, filters, carrier frequency procedures)
- Scanning of measurement signals (discrete-time Fourier transformation, aliasing, reconstruction, discrete Fourier transformation)
Control Theory
- Fundamentals and modeling of technical systems
- Description of dynamic systems in the time domain (LTI systems, causal systems, differential equations to describe dynamic systems, linearization, block diagrams, solution in time domain, test functions)
- State space representation (normal forms, controllability, observability, stability, homogeneous and particulate solutions)
- Description of dynamic systems in the frequency range (Laplace transformation, transfer function, matrix transfer function, locus, Bode plot, amplitude and phase margin)
- Control circuit (types of recirculation, stationary behavior and lasting offset, stability of control circuit, Nyquist procedure, root locus plot)
- Setting/adjusting controllers (assigning poles, optimum control, heuristic processes)
Infos
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