Introduction to Modern Control - EGFD 615
Autumn, 2002
Final grades were turned in late Wednesday. That might be late enough
that they do not appear on your grade reports. Sorry, my fault for being
late.
Here is a link to a table with scores for all exercises and the final
grades:
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If you see any errors, please report them to me.
Example from class on state feedback:
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Note that this example includes demonstration of a method in Brogan that
you were NOT expected to know how to use.
Another example of state feedback:
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Note: This example includes the change of basis for converting
controllable representations in Jordan form (or nearly so) to the
multi-input controllable canonical form that the text requires for
feedback gain calculation.
Solution to Homework 6:
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Homework 6:
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Solution to Homework 5:
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Terms in the Jordan form modal decomposition (continuous and discrete):
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Solution to Homework 4:
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Homework 4:
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Solution to Homework 3:
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Solution to Homework 2: Distributed in class, no on-line version
available.
Homework 2:
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Solution to Homework 1:
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Homework 1:
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Notes on Basic Matlab:
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Class syllabus and topic list:
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Last update: 18 December 2002
Author: Bruce K. Walker