REFERENCES

From the IEEE Control Systems

Magazine, June 2005, Volume 25,

Number 3, a comprehensive look

back at the history of analog

computing . . .

The GP-6 Analog Computer, Alive but not exactly kicking, an article by Ray Spiess.

Two Reasons Why a Controls Laboratory Needs an Analog Computer, paper by Ray Spiess presented to the American Control Conference, Seattle, Washington, June, 1986.

LINKS

Comdyna, Inc.

Miscellaneous

Encyclopedia of Computer Science (general index)

UNIVERSITIES

Australia

Australian Defense Force Academy . . . Department of Electrical Engineering, Professor Ian Petersen's manual.

• GP-6 Analog Computer and Control Experiments Manual

Italy

University of Bologna

• Laboratory of Automation and Robotics,

United States

University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign)

• Controls Lab Experiment
• Department of General Engineering
• Control Education Crossing Department Boundaries
  

New Mexico State University

• Klipsch School of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Ohio State University, Department of Electrical Engineering

• Undergraduate Control Laboratory

Temple University

• Undergraduate Controls Laboratory

University of Colorado (Colorado Springs) . . . multi-plinary disciplinary lab-based controls curriculum.

• Controls Laboratory

University of Wisconsin (Milwaukee) . . . featuring a video tour of Professor Dan Cobb's laboratory.

• Electrical and Computer Engineering

Worcester Polytechnic Institute . . . ABET self-study curriculum.

• Laboratory

 

 

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