LG4157/SYS5100: Modern Control Engineering (2019)

 

Course Outline
Textbooks: Control Systems Engineering, Norman S. Nise; Modern Control Systems, Dorf
Lecture: Tuesday (19:00-22:00)

DGD: Friday (16:00-17:30) MRT205

Lab: Thursday 19:00-22:00 CBY B402
Instructor: Riadh Habash (rhabash@site.uottawa.ca)

TAs

Omar Alburaiki: oalbu060@uottawa.ca

Surabhi Upadhyay: supad061@uottawa.ca

Vibhor Rana: vrana063@uottawa.ca


 

Teachers need to prepare the space and then step back and facilitate.

Maria Montessori

 

Course Progressing

Date

Activity

January 08 (Introduction to Control Systems) (Modeling in the Frequency Domain) (Modeling in the Time Domain)
Case/Lab Proposal
Example
January 11 Lab ELG4157 Group 1: Introduction to (MATLAB) (SIMULINK)
SYS5100: (MATLAB) (SIMULINK) (Task1) (Task2)
January 12 DGD: State Space Control
 
January 16

(Design via State Space 1)(Design via State Space 2)(Design via State Space 3)

Case/Lab Proposal

Modeling and Simulation for Golf Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle Control System 

January 18 Lab ELG4157 Group 2: Introduction to (MATLAB) (SIMULINK)
SYS5100: (MATLAB) (SIMULINK) (Task1) (Task2)
January 19 DGD: State Space Theory and Modeling
 
January 22 (Design via State Space 1)(Design via State Space 2)(Design via State Space 3)
Average State Space: DC to DC Converters

Case/Lab Proposal
State Space Battery Modeling; Hybrid Electric Vehicle Modeling and Simulation
January 24, 25

Lab ELG4157 Group 1: Demonstrate Submission 1 of the Case study

Investigate the topic before coming to the lab

Demonstrate the work to the TA

Lab (SYS5100): Project Proposal

Conduct literature review to find a topic for your project.

January 25

DGD: (DGD 3; DGD 4: Chapter 11). Problems (Lecture 7)(More)

   
January 29 (Design via State Space 1)(Design via State Space 2)(Design via State Space 3)
Average State Space: DC to DC Converters
Modeling Motors: Brushless DC Motor; How BLDC Works?
Modeling Supercapacitors: Simulate the Model Generated
Example for Simulating DC to DC Converter
Modeling Rotating Machines

Realization of the Feedback Circuit
January 31;
February 01
Lab ELG4157 Group 2: Demonstrate Submission 1 of the Case study

Investigate the topic before coming to the lab

Demonstrate the work to the TA

Lab (SYS5100): Project Progress

February 01 DGD 3: Test 1
   
February 05 Lecture: (Robust Control Systems);  Activity on Analog Position Control; PID; Encoders, Case Study
February 07, 08 Lab: Case/Lab2
February 08 DGD: Robust Control Systems; DGD
   
February 12 Lecture: (Robust Control Systems);  Activity on Analog Position Control; PID; Encoders, Case Study
February 14, 15 Lab: Case/Lab2
February 15 DGD: Problems
 
February 26 Lecture: (Robust Control Systems);  Activity on Analog Position Control; PID; Encoders, Case Study
February 28, March 01 Lab: Case/Lab2
March 01 DGD
   
March 05 Lecture: Realizing controllers and final comments on Case 2; System Science Project Presentations
March 07, 08 Demonstration of Case/Lab2
March 08 Test 2
   
March 12 Lecture: Digital Control Systems; Lead Compensator Example; Case Study; The Transportation Lag
March 14, 15

Lab: Case/Lab 3 

March 15 DGD1: Ch13; DGD2
   
March 19 Lecture: Digital Control Systems; Lead Compensator Example; Case Study; The Transportation Lag
March 21, 22 Lab: Case/Lab 3 
March 22 DGD
   
March 26 Lecture: Digital Control Systems; Lead Compensator Example; Case Study; The Transportation Lag
March 28, 29 Demonstration of Case/Lab 3 
March 29 DGD
April 02 Test 3
April 20 Paper: Read the Guidelines        IEEE Transactions Paper as an Example