Basic Feedback Controls in Biomedicine
作者： Charles S. Lessard
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摘要: This textbook is intended for undergraduate students (juniors or seniors) in Biomedical Engineering, with the main goal of helping these learn about classical control theory and its application physiological systems. In addition, should be able to apply Laboratory Virtual Instrumentation Engineering Workbench (LabVIEW) Controls Simulation Modules mammalian physiology. The first four chapters review previous work on differential equations electrical mechanical Chapters 5 through 8 present general types characteristics feedback systems foot locus, frequency response, analysis stability margins. 9 12 cover basic LabVIEW programming, module pallets, simulation pallets. 13 17 various models several analyses. These heart (heart rate, stroke volume, cardiac output), vestibular system role governing equilibrium perceived orientation, vestibulo-ocular reflex stabilizing an image surface retina during head movement, human gait (walking movement), respiratory model. latter (Chapters 13-17) combine details from my class lecture notes regard programming by produce virtual instruments graphical displays (root Bode plots, Nyquist plot). was developed cooperation National Instruments personnel. Table Contents: Electrical System Equations / Mechanical Translation Systems Rotational Thermal Representation Characteristics Types Feedback Control Root Locus Frequency Response Analysis Stability Margins Introduction Design LabVI W Exercise Cardiac Vestibular Vestibulo-Ocular Gait Stance Respiratory
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