376.060 Control systems 2
This course is in all assigned curricula part of the STEOP.
This course is in at least 1 assigned curriculum part of the STEOP.

2022S, VO, 3.0h, 4.5EC

Properties

  • Semester hours: 3.0
  • Credits: 4.5
  • Type: VO Lecture
  • Format: Presence

Learning outcomes

After successful completion of the course, students are able to

  • understand and apply the mathematical principles and methods to describe and analyze nonlinear systems.
  • apply Lyapunov theory to analyze stability and devise nonlinear control strategies such as integrator backstepping, PD control and computed torque.
  • utilize singular perturbation methods to reduced-order models systematically.
  • develop nonlinear control schemes based on differential-geometric and differential-algebraic methods such as differential flatness or exact input-state linearization.

Subject of course

introduction to nonlinear system theory, examples of nonlinear systems (mechanical, electrical, hydraulic), stick-slip effect, basics of dynamical systems, existence and uniqueness of solutions, sensitivity equations, Lyapunov stability, invariance principle of Krasowskii-LaSalle, direct and indirect method of Lyapunov, Lyapunov equation, stability of non-autonomous systems, Lemma of Barbalat, singular perturbation theory, fast and slow manifold, boundary layer model, Theorem of Tikhonov, Lyapunov-based controller design (simple PD-law, computed torque, integrator backstepping, generalized backstepping, recursive backstepping), affine-input systems, exact input-output and input-state linearization of SISO- and MIMO-systems, relative degree, zero dynamics, trajectory tracking, flatness, basics of differential geometry (manifold, tangent and cotangent space, Lie derivatives, Theorem of Frobenius), observer design for linear time-variant systems

Teaching methods

lecture, presentation of examples during the lecture

Mode of examination

Oral

Additional information

A preliminary discussion is given in the first lecture.

Lecturers

Institute

Course dates

DayTimeDateLocationDescription
Tue08:00 - 10:0001.03.2022 - 28.06.2022EI 4 Reithoffer HS lecture
Wed08:00 - 10:0002.03.2022 - 29.06.2022EI 4 Reithoffer HS lecture
Control systems 2 - Single appointments
DayDateTimeLocationDescription
Tue01.03.202208:00 - 10:00EI 4 Reithoffer HS lecture
Wed02.03.202208:00 - 10:00EI 4 Reithoffer HS lecture
Tue08.03.202208:00 - 10:00EI 4 Reithoffer HS lecture
Wed09.03.202208:00 - 10:00EI 4 Reithoffer HS lecture
Tue15.03.202208:00 - 10:00EI 4 Reithoffer HS lecture
Wed16.03.202208:00 - 10:00EI 4 Reithoffer HS lecture
Tue22.03.202208:00 - 10:00EI 4 Reithoffer HS lecture
Wed23.03.202208:00 - 10:00EI 4 Reithoffer HS lecture
Tue29.03.202208:00 - 10:00EI 4 Reithoffer HS lecture
Wed30.03.202208:00 - 10:00EI 4 Reithoffer HS lecture
Tue05.04.202208:00 - 10:00EI 4 Reithoffer HS lecture
Wed06.04.202208:00 - 10:00EI 4 Reithoffer HS lecture
Tue26.04.202208:00 - 10:00EI 4 Reithoffer HS lecture
Wed27.04.202208:00 - 10:00EI 4 Reithoffer HS lecture
Tue03.05.202208:00 - 10:00EI 4 Reithoffer HS lecture
Wed04.05.202208:00 - 10:00EI 4 Reithoffer HS lecture
Tue10.05.202208:00 - 10:00EI 4 Reithoffer HS lecture
Wed11.05.202208:00 - 10:00EI 4 Reithoffer HS lecture
Tue17.05.202208:00 - 10:00EI 4 Reithoffer HS lecture
Wed18.05.202208:00 - 10:00EI 4 Reithoffer HS lecture

Examination modalities

oral exam

Course registration

Not necessary

Curricula

Study CodeObligationSemesterPrecon.Info
066 506 Energy Systems and Automation Technology Not specified2. Semester
066 507 Telecommunications Not specified2. Semester
066 938 Computer Engineering Mandatory elective
860 GW Optional Courses - Technical Mathematics Not specified

Literature

Lecture notes are available here.

Preceding courses

Accompanying courses

Continuative courses

Miscellaneous

Language

German