Microcontroller-Based Experiments for a Control Systems Course in Electrical Engineering Technology

A microcontroller-based system is used to illustrate experimental concepts in a Control Systems course in an Electrical Engineering Technology program. Students are able to experiment with different control strategies ranging from an open-loop to PID control. Students are asked to reason and discuss...

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Closed loop systems
Coding
Control systems
Curricula
Education
Educational Technology
Electrical engineering
Engineering students
Engineering Technology
Experiments
Feedback (Response)
Introductory Courses
Learning curves
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Microelectronics
Programming Languages
Strategy
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Study and teaching
Teaching Methods
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