Spreadsheet-based control system analysis and design [Focus on Education]

In this article, we use Microsoft Excel as an alternative platform for developing interactive learning tools for control education. Modern spreadsheets include a macro language that permits the inclusion of standard computer code and allows users to incorporate specific programs to manage worksheets...

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