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kursplanemall HT, september 2006 1. Course Details 1. Course code HOS KO1 2. Course title Historical Osteology. B.A. Degree Course. Level 3 3. Cycle (1st, 2nd or 3rd) 1st [Undergraduate] 4. Higher education credits 30 credits 5. Details of approval of course Syllabus approved by the Syllabus Committee of the Faculty of the Humanities and Theology 8th February 2007. 6. Details of changes approved 2
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1. Identifikation och grundläggande uppgifter 1. Kurskod HOSL01 2. Kursens namn Människa, natur, kultur och etik 3. Nivå G 4. Högskolepoäng 7,5 5. Beslutsuppgifter Fastställd av kursplanegruppen för området för humaniora och teologi 2007-02-28 6. Ändringsuppgifter 2. Allmänna uppgifter 1. Huvudområde/n, om tillämpligt Arkeologi och antikens historia 2. Ämne, om tillämpligt 3. Typ av kurs och dess
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1. Course Details 1. Course code HOS M01 2. Course title Historical Osteology, Master’s (One Year) Thesis. Level 4. 3. Cycle (1st, 2nd or 3rd) 2nd 4. Higher education credits 15 5. Details of approval of course Syllabus approved by the Syllabus Committee of the Faculty of the Humanities and Theology 23rd May 2007. 6. Details of changes approved 2. General Information 1. Field(s) (if applicable) 2.
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Microsoft Word - SAS H05 eng 1. Course Details 1. Course code SAS H05 2. Course title Archaeology: The Dawn of European Culture. 3. Cycle (1st, 2nd or 3rd) 1st [Undergraduate] 4. Higher education credits 7.5 credits 5. Details of approval of course Syllabus approved by the Syllabus Committee of the Faculty of the Humanities and Theology 8th February 2007. 6. Details of changes approved 2. General
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1. Course Details 1. Course code SAS H09 2. Course title Ancient Egypt and Its Influence on Early European Cultures 3. Cycle (1st, 2nd or 3rd) 1st [Undergraduate] 4. Higher education credits 7.5 5. Details of approval of course Syllabus approved by the Syllabus Committee of the Faculty of the Humanities and Theology 7th March 2008. 6. Details of changes approved 2. General Information 1. Field(s)
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1. Course Details 1. Course code SAS H18 2. Course title Archaeology and Ancient History: Life and Death of Medieval People 3. Cycle (1st, 2nd or 3rd) 1st [Undergraduate] 4. Higher education credits 7.5 5. Details of approval of course Syllabus approved by the Syllabus Committee of the Faculty of the Humanities and Theology 21st April 2008. 6. Details of changes approved 2. General Information 1.
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Eveline Gottzein | Department of Automatic Control Faculty of Engineering, LTH Search Department of Automatic Control LTH, Faculty of Engineering Education Research External Engagement Personnel Publications About, Contact Home > External Engagement > Female Influencers in Automatic Control > Historical Female Influencers in Automatic Control > Eveline Gottzein Denna sida på svenska This p
TAOUBA JOUINI ADDRESS Naturvetarvägen, 14 Lund, 22363 - SE CONTACT Tel: (+46)730376541 E-Mail: taouba.jouini@control.lth.se REFERENCES Lund University, LTH Thesis advisor, collaborator Prof. Anders Rantzer E-mail: anders.rantzer@control.lth.se Co-advisor, collaborator Dr. Emma Tegling E-mail: emma.tegling@control.lth.se TU- Eindhoven Collaborator Prof. Zhiyong Sun Email: z.sun@tue.nl EDUCATION Do
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LionSealWhite Linear Systems, 2019 - Lecture 3 Controllability Observability Controller and Observer Forms Balanced Realizations Rugh, chapters 9,13, 14 (only pp 247-249) and (25) 1 / 43 LionSealWhite Controllability How should controllability be defined ? Some (not used) alternatives: By proper choice of control signal u any state x0 can be made an equilibrium any state trajectory x(t) can be obt
() Bottom-Up Architectures Bo Bernhardsson and K. J. ÃĚstrÃűm Department of Automatic Control LTH, Lund University Bo Bernhardsson and K. J. ÃĚstrÃűm Bottom-Up Architectures Bottom-Up Architectures 1 Introduction 2 Basic Architectures 3 Large Parameter Variations 4 Otto J. M. Smith’s Specials 5 Miscellaneous 6 Soft Computing 7 Summary Theme: Brick by brick. Bo Bernhardsson and K. J. ÃĚstrÃűm Botto
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() Iterative Learning Control (ILC) Bo Bernhardsson and Karl Johan Åström Department of Automatic Control LTH, Lund University Bo Bernhardsson and Karl Johan Åström Iterative Learning Control (ILC) ILC ILC - the main idea Time Domain ILC approaches Stability Analysis Example: The Milk Race Frequency Domain ILC Example: Marine Vibrator Material: Bo Bernhardsson and Karl Johan Åström Iterative Learn
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Control System Design - Interaction Bo Bernhardsson and Karl Johan Åström Department of Automatic Control LTH, Lund University Bo Bernhardsson and Karl Johan Åström Control System Design - Interaction Interaction 1 Introduction 2 Interaction of Simple Loops 3 Multivariable zeros 4 Decoupling 5 Parallel Systems 6 Summary Theme: When the wires get crossed Bo Bernhardsson and Karl Johan Åström Contro
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() Loop Shaping Bo Bernhardsson and Karl Johan Åström Department of Automatic Control LTH, Lund University Bo Bernhardsson and Karl Johan Åström Loop Shaping Loop Shaping 1 Introduction 2 Loop shaping design 3 Bode’s ideal loop transfer funtion 4 Minimum phase systems 5 Non-minimum phase systems 6 Fundamental Limitations 7 Performance Assessment 8 Summary Theme: Shaping Nyquist and Bode Plots Bo B
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() Model Predictive Control (MPC) Bo Bernhardsson and Karl Johan Åström Department of Automatic Control LTH, Lund University Bo Bernhardsson and Karl Johan Åström Model Predictive Control (MPC) Model Predictive Control (MPC) MPC Problem Setup and Parameters Optimization Problem MPC Tools How to get Integral Action Example - Quad Tank Explicit MPC and CVXGEN Material: Rawlings (2000), Tutorial over
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Control System Design - PID Control Bo Bernhardsson and Karl Johan Åström Department of Automatic Control LTH, Lund University Bo Bernhardsson and Karl Johan Åström Control System Design - PID Control Control System Design - PID Control 1 Introduction 2 The Basic Controller 3 Performance and Robustness 4 Tuning Rules 5 Relay Auto-tuning 6 Limitations of PID Control 7 Summary Theme: The most common
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() Control System Design - A Perspective Bo Bernhardsson Karl Johan Åström Department of Automatic Control LTH, Lund University Bo Bernhardsson Karl Johan Åström Control System Design - A Perspective Control System Design - A Perspective 1 Introduction 2 Integrated System and Control Design 3 Control Principles 4 Requirements and Methods 5 Summary Theme: Many things to think about. Bo Bernhardsson
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() Requirements Bo Bernhardsson and Karl Johan Åström Department of Automatic Control LTH, Lund University Bo Bernhardsson and Karl Johan Åström Requirements Requirements and Limitations 1 Introduction 2 The basic feedback system 3 A broad view of control system design 4 Command signal following - System inversion 5 Disturbances 6 Process uncertainty 7 Robustness 8 Summary Theme: Requirements
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ex01.dvi Exercise Session 1 1. To evaluate a controlled system the maximum values of the sensitivity function and the complementary sensitivity functions have been computed giving max ω |S(iω)| = 2.45, max ω |T (iω)| = 1.70 Use these numbers to estimate the largest amplification of disturbances that may occur. Also provide an estimate of the precision in the transfer function required for the clos
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ex3.dvi Exercise Session 3 1. Describe your results on Handin 2. 2. a) Show that state feedback control u = −Lx̂ + lryr, where x̂ is given by a Kalman filter, can be written as U(s) = −Cfb(s)Y (s) + Cff (s)Yr(s) with Cfb(s) = L(sI − A + BL − KC)−1K Cff (s) = (I − L(sI − A + BL − KC)−1B)lr = (I + L(sI − A + KC)−1B)−1lr b) Show that the controller above can be written as R(s)U = −S(s)Y + T (s)Yr wit
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ex5.dvi Exercise 5 BottomUp and Interaction 1. Explain why the standard Smith predictor does not work for processes with integration or unstable dynamics. 2. Smith’s controller for a process P(s) = P0(s)e −sL with time delay is given by C(s) = C0(s)Cpred(s), Cpred(s) = 1 1+ P0(s)C0(s)(1− e−sL) where C0 is the nominal controller for the process P0 without delay and L is the time delay. The transfer
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