Sketching Root Locus Part 1
914K views · Feb 9, 2013 · Education
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@jacquesvanniekerk6817 · 11 years ago
You are the reason many future engineers pass control systems and receive their degrees. Please keep up the good work!
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@jerikah8397 · 9 years ago
"Each open-loop pole has its open-loop zero friend and they draw a path between the two. And if a pole or a zero doesn't have a friend then they go off to infinity searching for them."<br>- Brian Douglas<br><br>idk why but feelsss
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@lmd168 · 11 years ago
Some of the lecturers from my University does NOT deserve their salaries. Thank you.
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@VermillionsX · 11 years ago
took 14 minutes on here to understand this compared to 32 lectures from a PHD of 22 years lol
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@nancylittrell4160 · 1 year ago
Hi Brian,<br>I found this very interesting to find. My dad, Walter R. Evans, invented Root Locus. As his daughter, I never understood root locus. My brother Greg is writing a biography of my dad and what he went through to get root locus method approved. Thank you for posting this video. I know my dad would Have really appreciated any way of getting his ideas across to students. Well done.
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@julianbell9161 · 7 years ago
my professor found a way to make this seem outrageously difficult
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@BrianBDouglas · 12 years ago
One of my favorite controls books is "Control Theory Second Edition" by JR Leigh. There are a lot of great books that describe the theory and show you the math, but this book explains most of the concepts in words. I think engineers can get a good understanding of "why" the theory as opposed to"what's" the theory from this book.
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@drumphil101 · 11 years ago
This channel has genuinely made me want YouTube to implement a "Buy this guy a beer" button. Your videos are all so damn straightforward to understand, and you've taught me more in two days than I've managed to understand from 19 hours of lectures on the subject. Thank you so so much.
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@gustavhassel6721 · 2 years ago
"Each open loop pole has their open loop friend and if they don't have a friend they go out to infinity searching for them" those were probably the most beautiful words i have heard in my engineering education so far!
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@abnormalessandrossauros · 4 years ago
Best thing my Control System teacher ever did: recommend this channel.
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@niza3470 · 1 month ago
It's a shame tutorial videos dont get as many likes as the views they get. Beautifully explained 👌
@snoopyboop4375 · 7 years ago
I've been trying to understand root locus sketching for hours and this video made me understand it better than one whole semester of lectures
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