Date of Award

12-1987

Document Type

Thesis

Degree Name

Master of Science (MS)

Department

Computer Science

Keywords

Microcomprocessors -- Programming, Microcomputers, Control theory, Digital control systems, Thesis (M. S.)--Pittsburg State University

Abstract

This study outlines the various types of control systems and reviews the necessary mathematical techniques to solve the problem of multivariable interactive control. The characteristics as well as the state representation for control processes involving either p or v type canonical structures are discussed. Next, the characteristics of multivariable interactive discrete control systems are discussed in detail. The advantages of flexibility and speed of microprocessors are used as powerful tools to implement a microprocessor-based system can be employed to control discrete processes. To demonstrate a practical application of a microprocessor-based system in a multivariable interactive discrete process, the algorithm and software (Assembly Language) is developed for a special engine control system selected as the model.

Comments

viii, 83 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm. Bibliography: leaves 77-83.

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