The paper presents a laboratory station enabling modelling and testing of linear and non-linear regulation elements and systems.
The station was built by students supervised by employees of the Department of Automatics and Electrical Engineering at the Faculty of Transport and Electrical Engineering of the Technical
University of Radom and is used during laboratory classes of the course in Automatics.
LABORATORY STATION FOR TESTING DYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF LINEAR AND NON-LINEAR REGULATION SYSTEMS
The article presents a laboratory station enabling the modelling and testing of linear and non-linear regulation elements and systems.
The station was built by students under the supervision of employees of the
Department of Automatics and Measurement Engineering, Faculty of Transport and Electrical Engineering
of the Technical University of Radom and is used for laboratory classes in the subject of Automatics.
1. INTRODUCTION
Automatics is an area of science and technology dealing with an analysis and mathematical modelling of objects and systems of different nature, such as electrical, mechanical, hydraulic or pneumatic systems. Thus the main focus in conducting laboratory classes in the course subjects: Fundamentals of Automatics and Control Theory is on student’s understanding of the essence of the problem without going into details concerning the structure, technology and operation of individual elements of the systems. (…)
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Source: Logistyka Magazine