Overview
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Arkadii Kh. Gelig
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Department of Mathematics and Mechanics, St. Petersburg State University, St. Petersburg, Russia
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Alexander N. Churilov
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Department of Computer Science, St. Petersburg Marine Technical University, St. Petersburg, Russia
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Table of contents (10 chapters)
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- Arkadii Kh. Gelig, Alexander N. Churilov
Pages 1-27
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- Arkadii Kh. Gelig, Alexander N. Churilov
Pages 29-49
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- Arkadii Kh. Gelig, Alexander N. Churilov
Pages 51-96
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- Arkadii Kh. Gelig, Alexander N. Churilov
Pages 97-127
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- Arkadii Kh. Gelig, Alexander N. Churilov
Pages 129-167
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- Arkadii Kh. Gelig, Alexander N. Churilov
Pages 169-210
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- Arkadii Kh. Gelig, Alexander N. Churilov
Pages 211-232
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- Arkadii Kh. Gelig, Alexander N. Churilov
Pages 233-249
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- Arkadii Kh. Gelig, Alexander N. Churilov
Pages 251-269
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- Arkadii Kh. Gelig, Alexander N. Churilov
Pages 271-297
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Back Matter
Pages 299-362
About this book
There are two main fields of application of pulse-modulated sys tems, communications and control. Communication is not a subject of our concern in this book. Controlling by a pulse-modulated feed attracted our efforts. The peculiarity of this book is that all back the sampled-data systems are considered in continuous time, so no discrete time schemes are presented. And finally, we pay a little at tention to pulse-amplitude modulation which was treated in a vast number of publications. The primary fields of our interest are pulse width, pulse-frequency, and pulse-phase modulated control systems. The study of such systems meets with substantial difficulties. An engineer, who embarks on theoretical investigations of a pulse-mo dulated control, is often embarrassed by the sophisticated mathe matical tools he needs to know. When a mathematician, who looks for practical applications of his mathematical machinery, meets with these systems, he faces a lot of of complicated technical schemes and terms. Probably this is the reason why publications on pulse modu lation are seldom in scientific journals. As for books on this subject (save on amplitude modulation), the significant part of them is in Russian and hardly available for a non-Russian reader.
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"...A very comprehensive introduction...useful for researchers, professionals in control theory, and applied mathematics..."
--Simulation News Europe
Authors and Affiliations
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Department of Mathematics and Mechanics, St. Petersburg State University, St. Petersburg, Russia
Arkadii Kh. Gelig
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Department of Computer Science, St. Petersburg Marine Technical University, St. Petersburg, Russia
Alexander N. Churilov
