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100			_aMahalik, N. P.
245			_aMechatronics: Principles, concepts and applications _cNitaigour Premchand Mahalik.
260			_aBoston, MA : _b Tata McGraw-Hill, _c2004.
300			_a588 pages : _b illustrations _c24cm
505			_tChapter 1: Introduction -- _tChapter 2: Signal Theory and Engineering Tools -- _tChapter 3: Electrical Components and Electronic Devices -- _tChapter 4: Basics of Digital Technology -- _tChapter 5: Transducers and Sensors -- _tChapter 6: Signal Conditioning Theory, Circuits and Systems -- _tChapter 7: Actuators and Mechanisms -- _tChapter 8: Microprocessors and Microcontrollers -- _tChapter 9: Modeling -- _tChapter 10: System Response -- _tChapter 11: Transfer Function and Frequency Response -- _tChapter 12: Principles of Feeback and Intelligent Control -- _tChapter 13: Development Tools and Concepts -- _tChapter 14: Components-Based Modular Design and System Validation -- _tChapter 15: Integration -- _tChapter 16: Mechatronic Design Strategy
520			_a This book is designed for the first undergraduate course in mechatronics. It details the basic principles of analysis, design and control of modern mechatronic systems. Key features: latest technological developements microprocesssor and microcontroller-based control systems soft computing technology for intelligent and feedback control scheme and diagnostics methodologies component-based system design case studies on autonomous guided vehicle [agv] conveyor-based material handling systems high speed spindle systems useful tips, tricks, judgement adn heuristics relative merits and demerits of differnt techniques explained
650			_a Mechatronics.
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