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- REALIZING ROOT LOCUS
- FOREWORD
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- INTRODUCTION
- 1: ST LOUIS
- 2. SCHENECTADY
- 3. ADVANCED COURSE
- 4. FIRST AIEE PAPER
- 5. NORTH AMER. AVIATION
- 6 AEROPHYSICS LAB
- 7: THE SPIRULE
- 8. SECOND AIEE PAPER
- 9. TEXTBOOK
- 10. AUTONETICS
- 11. LIFE N LEFT H-PLANE
- 12. LIFE IN RIGHT H-BRAIN
- AFTERWORD
- ARTWORK
- ROOT LOCUS EXPLANATIONS
- FIVE VIDEOS
FOREWORD
By Professor Robert H. Cannon
Walter Evans revolutionized control systems engineering with his innovative root locus method, which provided clarity and intuitive understanding in system design. His contributions transformed the field, making it easier for engineers to visualize and manipulate system dynamics.
- Walter Evans was a key figure in the development of control systems during the late 1940s.
- He introduced the root locus method, which allowed engineers to visualize system behavior based on control parameters.
- This method became a foundational tool in control system design, widely adopted by engineers globally.
- Evans' insights bridged the gap between mathematical analysis and practical engineering applications.
