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Figure 1.1

Process to be controlled.

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Figure 1.2

Open-loop control system (without feedback).

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Figure 1.3

Closed-loop feedback control system (with feedback).

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Figure 1.4

Closed-loop feedback system with external disturbances and measurement noise.

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Multiloop feedback system with an inner loop and an outer loop.

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Figure 1.6

Multivariable control system.

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Figure 1.7

Watt’s flyball governor.

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Table 1.1 (continued) Selected Historical Developments of Control Systems

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Figure 1.8

Water-level float regulator.

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Figure 1.9

(a) Automobile steering control system. (b) The driver uses the difference between the actual and the desired direction of travel to generate a controlled adjustment of the steering wheel. (c) Typical direction - of - travel response.

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Figure 1.10

A manual control system for regulating the level of fluid in a tank by adjusting the output valve. The operator views the level of fluid through a port in the side of the tank.

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Figure 1.11

The Honda P 3 Honda Motor, Inc.

humanoid robot. P 3 walks, climbs stairs, and turns corners. Photo courtesy of American

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Figure 1.12

A three-axis control system for inspecting individual semiconductor wafers with a highly sensitive camera.

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Figure 1.13

Coordinated control system for a boiler - generator.

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Figure 1.14

The Obrero robot is responsive to the properties of the object it holds and does not rely on vision as the main sensor but as a complement. Obrero is part of the Humanoid Robotics Group at the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory.

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Figure 1.15

A feedback control system model of the national income.

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Figure 1.16

An unmanned aerial vehicle. (Used with permission. Credit: DARPA.)

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Figure 1.17

The control system design process.

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Figure 1.18

The key elements of mechatronics [64].

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Figure 1.19

The hybrid fuel automobile can be viewed as a mechatronic system. (Used with permission of DOE/NREL. Credit: Warren Gretz.)

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Figure 1.20

Efficient wind power generation in west Texas. (Used with permission of DOE/NREL. Credit: Lower Colorado River Authority.)

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Figure 1.21

A rover using an embedded computer in the feedback loop.

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Figure 1.22

Future evolution of control systems and robotics.

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Figure 1.23

Smart grids are distribution networks that measure and control usage.

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Figure 1.24

(a) Open-loop (without feedback) control of the speed of a rotating disk.

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(a) Closed-loop control of the speed of a rotating disk.

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Figure 1.26

The blood glucose and insulin levels for a healthy person.

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Figure 1.27

(a) Open-loop (without feedback) control.

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Figure 1.28

Disk drive data density trends (Source: IBM).

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Figure 1.29 (continued)

(b) Diagram of a disk drive.

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Figure 1.30

Closed-loop control system for disk drive.

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Figure 1.31

System with control device, actuator, and process.

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Figure E1.3

Partial block diagram of an optical source.

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Figure E1.13

Inverted pendulum control.

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Fluid-flow control.

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Chemical composition control.

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Figure P1.4

Nuclear reactor control.

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Figure P1.5

A photocell is mounted in each tube. The light reaching each cell is the same in both only when the light source is exactly in the middle as shown.

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Figure P1.6

Positive feedback.

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Figure P1.9

Heart-rate control.

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Figure P1.11

Water clock. (From Newton, Gould, and Kaiser,

Analytical Design of Linear Feedback Controls.

Wiley

New York, 1957, with permission.)

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Automatic turning gear for windmills. (From Newton, Gould, and Kaiser,

Analytical Design of Linear Feedback Controls.

Wiley, New York, 1957, with permission.)

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Figure P1.18

Pressure regulator.

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Figure P1.20

A high-performance race car with an adjustable wing.

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Figure P1.21

Two helicopters used to lift and move a large load.

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Microrover designed to explore an asteroid. (Photo courtesy of NASA.)

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Microsurgery robotic manipulator. (Photo courtesy of NASA.)

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Figure AP1.3

Automated parallel parking of an automobile.

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Figure AP1.4

Extremely large optical telescope with deformable mirrors for atmosphere compensation.

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The world’s tallest building in Dubai. (Photo courtesy of Alamy Images.)

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A robotic vacuum cleaner communicates with the base station as it maneuvers around the room. (Photo courtesy of Alamy Images.)

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Machine tool with table.

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Robot welder.

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Figure DP1.7

An artist illustration of a nanorobot interacting with human blood cells.

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Personal transportation vehicle. (Photo courtesy of newscom.com.)

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