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Principles of Control Systems Engineering

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Principles of Control Systems Engineering
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Publisher: McGraw-Hill
ISBN/ASIN: B0000CKS38
Number of pages: 686

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This book presents an integrated treatment of feedback control systems at the senior-graduate level. In order to emphasize the unified approach referred to, the book is divided into five sections. Each section deals with a fundamental phase of control systems engineering.

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