ELG4157/SYS5100: Modern Control Engineering (2018)

 

Course Outline
Textbooks: Control Systems Engineering, Norman S. Nise; Modern Control Systems, Dorf
Lecture: Tuesday (19:00-22:00) SITEA0150

DGD: Friday (16:00-17:30) SITE G0103

Lab: Friday 11:30-14:30 CBY B402
Instructor: Riadh Habash (rhabash@site.uottawa.ca)

 

DGD TA: oalbu060@uottawa.ca

 

TA: Harmandeep Singh (hsing007@uottawa.ca)

TA: Arpana Mysore Anantham (amyso043@uottawa.ca)

TA: Anisha Nagpal (anagp010@uottawa.ca)


 

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

Maria Montessori

 

Course Progressing

Date

Activity

January 09 19:00-20:20: (Introduction to Control Systems):  (Modeling in the Frequency Domain)
Presentation 1; Presentation 2; Activity on Feedback System;
20:30-21:50: Case Study
January 12 Lab ELG4157 Group 1: Introduction to (MATLAB) (SIMULINK) (Task1) (Task2)
SYS5100: (MATLAB) (SIMULINK) (Task1) (Task2)
January 12 DGD: Modeling in the Frequency Domain; (Introductory); (Tutorial 1) (Tutorial 2)
Additional Material
 
January 16

19:00-20:20: Performance of Feedback Control System

20:30-21:50: Case Study

Modeling and Simulation for Golf Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle Control System 

January 20 Lab ELG4157 Group 2: Introduction to (MATLAB) (SIMULINK) (Task1) (Task2)
SYS5100: (MATLAB) (SIMULINK) (Task1) (Task2)
January 20 DGD: Performance of Feedback Control System: Tutorial
 
January 23 19:00-20:20: (Modeling in the Time Domain)
20:30-21:50: Case Study
State Space Battery Modeling; Hybrid Electric Vehicle Modeling and Simulation
January 27

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 27

DGD: Modeling in the Time Domain: DGD 2; More

   
January 30 (Design via State Space 1)(Design via State Space 2)(Design via State Space 3)
February 02 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 02 DGD 3: Design via State Space; DGD3; More
   
February 06 19:00-20:20: Average State Space: DC to DC Converters
20:30-21:50:
Modeling Motors: Brushless DC Motor; How BLDC Works?
Modeling Supercapacitors: Simulate the Model Generated
Example for
Simulating DC to DC Converter
Modeling Rotating Machines
February 09

Lab ELG4157 Group 1: Demonstrate the work to the TA

Lab (SYS5100): Project Progress

February 09 DGD 4: (DGD 3; DGD 4: Chapter 11). Problems (Lecture 7)(More)
   
February 13 19:00-20:00: Realization of the Feedback Circuit
8:15-9:45: Midterm 1 (10 marks)
February 16

Lab ELG4157 Group 2: Demonstrate the work to the TA

Lab (SYS5100): Project Progress

February 15 Seminar by IEEE Ottawa Section, PELS, RS-PEL, PES, Education Activities, and Algonquin College IEEE Student Branch

Self-Fulfilling Prophecy in Smart Green Communities; A Game Theory Approach in Transactional Demand

Dr. Javad Fattahi, University of Ottawa SAGE Lab

Algonquin College, T-Building, Room T129, 1385 Woodroffe Ave., Ottawa.

TIME: Refreshments, Registration and Networking: 18:00; Seminar: 18:30 – 20:00.

February 15, 2018: Please register by e-mail contacting: ottawapels@gmail.com

February 16 Test 1 (10 marks)
   
February 27 Lecture: (Robust Control Systems);  Activity on Analog Position Control; PID; Encoders, Steady-State-Error and Sensitivity
March 02 Lab ELG4157 Group 1: Case Study
Lab (SYS5100): Project Progress
March 02 DGD 5: Robust Control Systems; DGD
 
March 06 Lecture: (Robust Control Systems); Activity on Analog Position Control; PID; Encoders
March 10 Lab ELG4157 Group 2: Case Study
Lab (SYS5100): Project Progress
March 10 DGD: Problems
 
March 13 Lecture: Digital Control Systems; Lead Compensator Example
March 17 Case Study
March 17 DGD1: Ch13; DGD2
 
March 20 Lecture: Digital Control Systems; The Transportation Lag
March 24

Case Study

March 23 Test 2 (10 marks)
 
March 27 Midterm 2 (10 marks): Open Book
March 30 Good Friday
 
April 03 Review for the Final Exam
April 06 Lab Work
April 14 Final Exam (30 marks): You can write one page (both sides) information sheet, only.
Paper (15 marks): Read the Guidelines        IEEE Transactions Paper as an Example