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2.737 Mechatronics, Spring 1999

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Trumper, David
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Abstract
This course teaches the design of mechatronic systems which integrate mechanical, electrical, and control systems engineering. A computer hard disk drive is an example of a complex mechatronic system discussed in the class. Laboratories form the core of the course. They cover topics such as aliasing, quantization, electronic feedback, power amplifiers, digital logic, encoder interfacing, and motor control. The labs make extensive use of Simulink®, a MATLAB® toolbox which allows for graphical simulation and programming of real-time control systems. The new lab facilities feature dSPACE digital signal processors which are programmed through Simulink®. Each student builds circuits on a breadboard kit which is issued to them.
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1999-06
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http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/97052
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Department of Mechanical Engineering
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2.737-Spring1999
local: 2.737
local: IMSCP-MD5-3a2c3ab86c68f31a2f60fb195f64b30c
Keywords
design of mechatronic systems, mechanical, electrical, and control systems engineering, aliasing, quantization, electronic feedback, power amplifiers, digital logic, encoder interfacing, motor control, Simulink, Matlab, graphical simulation, programming, real-time control systems, dSPACE digital signal processors, circuits, breadboard kit

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