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Control Engineering (CE) is responsible for ensuring that plants create the best products possible in the most efficient manner.

They are highly analytical and use these skills to examine and improve processes in order to increase productivity. At the same time, they are responsible for ensuring that all equipment is properly maintained. As they perform these functions, (CE) must also be able to work with other departments and external parties to create and implement processes to increase the plant’s efficiency.

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What Will You Learn?

  • -Analyze plant processes, design and implement improvements.
  • -Troubleshooting issues with hardware and processes.
  • -Plan preventative maintenance.
  • -Work with others to detect problems and implement solutions.
  • -Maintain quality and safety standards are upheld.

Course Content

Control Engineering

  • Open Loop System
    08:36
  • Closed Loop System
    10:01
  • Comparison of Open Loop and Closed Loop System
    00:00
  • Types of Feedback, Negative Feedback and Positive Feedback
    00:00
  • Effect of Feedback on Gain, Effect of Feedback on Sensitivity and Effect of Feedback Stability
    00:00
  • Transfer Function basics, Types & Parameters in Control Engineering
    00:00
  • Calculation of Transfer Function for Electrical Network in Control Engineering
    00:00
  • Block Diagram Basics, Terms, Advantages & Disadvantages
    00:00
  • Block Diagram Reduction Rules
    00:00
  • Block Diagram Reduction Examples using Animation
    00:00
  • Block Diagram Reduction Examples by Animation
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  • 1 Example of Block Diagram Reduction
    00:00
  • 2 Example of Block Diagram Reduction
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  • 3 Example of Block Diagram Reduction
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  • GATE problem of Block Diagram reduction
    00:00
  • Important Signal Flow Graph Terms
    00:00
  • Rules of Signal Flow Graph
    00:00
  • Signal Flow Graph using Mesons gain Formula Examples by Animations, Process and steps
    00:00
  • Signal Flow Graph example based on line equations
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  • Mason’s Gain Formula for Signal Flow Graph
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  • 1 Signal Flow Graph using Mesons gain Formula Example
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  • 2 Signal Flow Graph using Mesons gain Formula Example
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  • 3 Signal Flow Graph using Mesons gain Formula Example
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  • 4 Signal Flow Graph using Mesons gain Formula Example
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  • 1 Signal Flow Graph using Mesons gain Formula GATE Example
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  • 2 Signal Flow Graph using Mesons gain Formula GATE Example
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  • 3 Signal Flow Graph using Mesons gain Formula GATE Example
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  • 4 Signal Flow Graph using Mesons gain Formula GATE Example
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  • 5 Signal Flow Graph using Mesons gain Formula GATE Example
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  • 6 Signal Flow Graph using Mesons gain Formula GATE Example
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  • Procedure to convert block diagram to signal flow graph
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  • Block Diagram to Signal Flow Graph Conversion by Animation
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  • Conversion of Block Diagram to Signal Flow Graph and example solved by Mesons Gain Formula
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  • Conversion of block diagram to signal flow graph
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  • Block Diagram to Signal flow Graph conversion
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  • Comparison of Block Diagram and Signal Flow Graph
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  • Mathematical model of control system
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  • Mechanical systems basics, types and parameters
    00:00
  • Translational Mechanical System
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  • Rotational mechanical system
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  • Force Voltage Analogy in Control Engineering
    00:00
  • Force Current Analogy in Control Engineering
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  • 1 Example of Mathematical Modelling of mechanical system
    00:00
  • 2 Example of Mathematical Modelling of mechanical system
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  • 3 Example of Mathematical Modelling of mechanical system
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  • 1 Example of Force Voltage Analogy
    00:00
  • 2 Example of Force Voltage Analogy
    00:00
  • 3 Example of Force Voltage Analogy
    00:00
  • 1 Example of Force Current Analogy
    00:00
  • 2 Example of Force Current Analogy
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  • 3 Example of Force Current Analogy
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  • Test signals types, basics, functions & relations
    00:00
  • Steady state error basics, formula and calculation
    00:00
  • Static error constant (Positional, Velocity & Acceleration error constant)
    00:00
  • Time domain analysis or time response analysis
    00:00
  • Unit Step Response of first order system
    00:00
  • Time response of first order system with unit ramp input
    00:00
  • Time response of first order system with unit impulse input
    00:00
  • Steady state error with unit step input for Type 0, 1 & 2 system
    00:00
  • Steady state error with unit ramp input for Type 0, 1 & 2 system
    00:00
  • Steady state error with unit parabolic input for Type 0, 1 & 2 system
    00:00
  • Nature of Roots in second order system
    00:00
  • Unit Step Response of second order system with undamped case
    00:00
  • Unit Step Response of second order system with under damped case
    00:00
  • Second Order System Response to unit Step Input
    00:00
  • Rise time in Second Order System to unit Step Input
    00:00
  • Peak time in Second Order System to unit Step Input
    00:00
  • Settling time in Second Order System to unit Step Input
    00:00
  • Peak Overshoot in Second Order System to unit Step Input
    00:00
  • Examples on 2nd order System to calculate rise time, peak time and maximum peak overshoot
    00:00
  • Example on time response analysis
    00:00
  • Stability criteria for control system
    00:00
  • Classification of system based on stability
    00:00
  • Routh stability Criteria in Control Engineering
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  • Routh stability Criteria with special case 1 Examples
    00:00
  • Routh stability Criteria with special case 2 Examples
    00:00
  • Routh stability Criteria with relative stability Example
    00:00
  • Optimization of Stability by Routh Criteria
    00:00
  • 1 GATE Example on Routh Stability Criteria
    00:00
  • 2 GATE Example on Routh Stability Criteria with Block Diagram
    00:00
  • 3 GATE Example on Routh Stability Criteria
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  • 4 GATE Example on Routh Stability Criteria
    00:00
  • 5 GATE Example on Routh Stability Criteria
    00:00
  • What is Root Locus Plot?
    00:00
  • Root Locus Rules
    00:00
  • Root locus Example 1
    00:00
  • Root Locus Example 2
    00:00
  • Root Locus plot completely explained
    00:00
  • Angle of Departure in Root Locus
    00:00
  • Root Locus Beyond Stability in Control Engineering
    00:00
  • 1 GATE Example on Root Locus for Finding Transfer Function
    00:00
  • 2 GATE Example on Root Locus for Finding Open Loop Transfer Function
    00:00
  • Proportional Controller in Control Engineering
    00:00
  • Integral controller basics, block diagram & advantages
    00:00
  • Derivative controller basics, block diagram & advantages
    00:00
  • Proportional Integral Controller, PI Controller
    00:00
  • Proportional Derivative Controller, PD Controller
    00:00
  • Proportional Integral Derivative Controller, PID Controller
    00:00
  • Comparison of P, PI, PD and PID controller
    00:00
  • Initial value theorem and Final value theorem
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  • Example on Initial value theorem and final value theorem
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  • Frequency response analysis in control system
    00:00
  • Magnitude and phase in frequency response analysis for second order system in control engineering
    00:00
  • Resonance frequency in frequency response analysis in control system
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  • Resonant peak in frequency response analysis in control system
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  • Bandwidth derivation and calculation in frequency response analysis
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  • Example on frequency response analysis in control system
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  • Polar Plot Advantages and basics in Control Engineering
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  • Polar Plot and Procedure to draw polar plot
    00:00
  • Graphical calculation of phase margin and gain margin using polar plot
    00:00
  • Polar Plot for Type 0 system, Procedure to draw polar plot
    00:00
  • Polar Plot for Type 1 system, Procedure to draw polar plot
    00:00
  • 1- Polar Plot Example and Procedure to draw polar plot
    00:00
  • Nyquist Plot Basics, Mapping, Stability and Advantages
    00:00
  • 1- Nyquist Plot Example for Stability
    00:00
  • 2- Nyquist Plot Example for Stability
    00:00
  • 1 GATE Examples on Nyquist Plot
    00:00
  • 2 GATE Examples on Nyquist Plot
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  • GATE Examples on Stability and Minimum Phase Type System
    00:00
  • 1 GATE Example on Phase Margin (PM)
    00:00
  • 2 GATE Example on Phase Margin (PM)
    00:00
  • GATE Example on Gain Margin (GM)
    00:00
  • GATE Example on Gain Margin (GM) and Phase Margin (PM)
    00:00
  • GATE Example on Gain Margin (GM) with Shortcut Method in Control Engineering
    00:00
  • Bode Plot Control System basics and Bode Plot Procedure
    00:00
  • Bode plot completely explained with animation
    00:00
  • Bode Plot Example fully explained with complete process
    00:00
  • 1-Bode Plot Example, GATE Exam
    00:00
  • 2-Bode Plot Example, GATE Exam
    00:00
  • State Space Analysis Vs Transfer Function Analysis
    00:00
  • State Space Analysis representation and its basics
    00:00
  • State Space Analysis basic understanding
    00:00
  • State Space Analysis for MIMO
    00:00
  • State Space Analysis for Electrical System
    00:00
  • State Space Analysis for Mechanical System
    00:00
  • State Space Analysis for transfer function Example
    00:00
  • 1 – State Space Analysis for Signal Flow Graph Example
    00:00
  • Introduction, basics and types of Compensator
    00:00
  • Lead compensator basics, derivation & response
    00:00
  • Effects of Lead compensator on control system
    00:00
  • Lag compensator basics, derivation & response
    00:00
  • Effects of lag compensator on control system
    00:00
  • Lag – Lead compensator basics, derivation & response
    00:00
  • Example of maximum phase of compensator in control system engineerig
    00:00
  • Example on compensator identification by transfer function of system
    00:00
  • Example on compensator identification by pole zero plot of system
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  • Example of compensator based on response of system
    00:00
  • Example of compensator by transfer function of system
    00:00
  • Example of compensator based on poles and zeros
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eim001
8 months ago
Amazing course!