True story: my professor (who is a control engineer) once collaborated with a doctor who was a pioneer in artificial heart surgery, and the doctor told him that he would have pursued control engineering instead of medical had he heard about it decades ago, because he was very impressed with the work my professor had done in designing control for a heart pump system, and he'd realized just how useful and how wide is the range of applications control theory can be applied to.
I'm currently in a class that deals with industrial automation and you've just explained this subject in a short period of time and made it 10000% more understandable than my instructor. I'm not joking. I can't thank you enough.
Brian! I cannot thank you enough for making these videos. Seriously if it wasn't for amazing people on youtube like you that make the time and effort to make these amazing videos and accessible to anyone I don't know where I would be in university! Thank you thank you thank you! Don't stop! You are changing a lot of students lives!
I've been watching your videos since I got control theory at college. Even though I already finished the course (thanks to you, btw) I sometimes come back here and watch they again and the new ones. Your approach to the subject is great and have beaten all the other sources that I've already seen. Congratulations for your channel and sorry for my bad English. A huge thanks from Brazil.
The lab assistant for my automatic control class recommended this channel to us, believing this is a great resource for having an intuitive understanding of the subject and from my first impressions this looks like a great video course for one of the challenging classes of my semester. And for that I'm very greatful and excited.
Just wanted to come back and say a huge thanks for this. Control System Theory was the last course keeping me back from getting my Bachelors, and I was having trouble understanding it, as they don't teach it very well in Uni. Your videos are incredibly easy to understand and cover a great deal of what was in my exam. Thanks again in the name of countless struggling engineer students all around the globe.
Great series! I'm a veteran GNC guy who's done a lot of G and N but not much C. Recently got into a job with a lot more controls and, since I've been wanting to do more controls, need to brush up. (Translation: relearn) Your videos are exactly how I learnt and are well done. Thanks so much!
Awesome video, clearly depicts how control systems bridge the gap between engineering disciplines, and how fundamentally important they are to understanding our world. This channel is amazing, and as a ME student I am drawn towards a career in control systems and can't wait to learn even more about it!
Hello, I am also really interested in becoming a controls engineer. I am curious how watching this course has impacted your career as a controls engineer? Did you get a job in controls? Are you able to actively apply the things you learned in this course? I found this introduction to the course video quite fascinating. It give me confidence in my ability to become a controls engineer and I haven’t even started the course yet. I hope it serves me as a reminder to all of the control theory I have learned, as well as teaches me new things I have yet to learn about control theory. Thanks, Riley
I gotta say that when I start learning control systems first, I didnt understand that how all those bunch of mathematical equations related to the system, but when i started watching your video, i finally realized those equations meaning. I really recommend this channel, its more easy to learn! Big thanks to Brian!
Was just 2 mins in the video and subscribed. Thats how a conversion should be. Great content and explanation! Looking forward to complete the control sys playlist.
For years I had read "Modern Control Engineering" by Ogata millions of times but still I could not understand some concepts .After I watched these videos most of those concepts now seem really understandable. Right now I am reading the book and I find it very helpfull.
Thanks sir! Your videos are so amazing! I am a wannabe instrumentation & control and engg. It feels so amazing to find control systems to be so intuitive. Have recommended it to all my friends too :)
Hi Brian, This is very intuitive video. I am very interested in Control System theory after watching this video. Before, when I opened the control system book, I was down of a bunch of maths equations :). This makes me get the idea behind the math equations.
Nice video! I am a Computer Science student.. come because in my Machine Learning course, my professor mentioned that ML is related to many other fields like Control Theory, but I have no idea what a control theory is... I don't quite get the concepts after watching this video as well, probably because I don't have so much engineering background.I think I will just watch several more of your videos to see what this subject is... lol also wanna say hi to all you engineering guys.
You sir are just awesome. For me Control System has been a headache. I was preparing for an exam and somebody asked me to take a look at your videos. Well I am glad i found the right source to learn this subject. Good work done, keep it up.
I look forward to the videos! I am engineering grad student so I already have a good understanding of the topic, but I am always looking for new ways to look at things.
Starting watching these all over again now that I am taking a graduate-level course on automatic control theory (classical & modern methods). Thanks a lot, Bryan for making these and I hope I am able to cover the entire 9 hours of videos. Back I go now to watching the videos.
Hello, I am a mechanical engineering student pursuing my masters in autonomous Systems and robotics. I am curious how my Modern Control Systems course (at IIT) compares to what students learn at other universities. Also, did you watch the entire course? I am just starting and plan to watch it all hopefully! Riley
Hi Riley, the automatic control theory course that I am taking is using the book 'feedback control of dynamic systems 8th edition.' Have a look at the contents of the book and you will get to know what we are learning. I did watch most of the videos from this series and I can say it for sure that these videos are the best ones you can find to get a good overview of the subject.
GJ Brian, you're the best Control lecturer I've found on the internet, and you can say why control theory is so awesome in a simple way. edit: and I just checked what his job is (I knew it was aerospace, but now I know it's asteroid mining) and it is awesome (I don't know what's cooler, asteroid mining or deepsea mining)
Thank you Brian! Really great lectures, im a control engineering student and i find your lectures really helpful. I just found out about your channel today and just watched Fourier Transform and Laplace Transform videos. Really useful insight about those subjects! I'll watch your other videos when i have the time. Thanks for your time, cheers!
Thanks a lot for you videos Sir. I have been following these videos for a long time now & the explanation in these videos is just flawless. You have cleared a lot of my concepts regarding control theory. Also, the Vegeta reference was AWESOME!!!
Awesome opening to your channel. I an electrical engineer in a plant which means I am unqualified controls engineer lol. I was telling my wife watching the pid Playlist on Matlab how aggravating you were with your ease at throwing the equations out. Lol
I forgot the details of Control Theory, and recently had to apply in my research; you make hours of reading text books a fast intuitive and insightful experience! Thank you!
Today I finished Electronic Engineering, Control Theory was mas last exam. Thank you for all your videos, they helped me a lot. Also I made a spanish translation of all of this series including space state, in PDF. If you or anyone want's it, just ask me.
Thanks for this my Prof in uni didn't care about undergrad and never showed up to class... (like all semster) so never understood this topic look forward to watching these 9 hours
Electronic fuel Injection has to be one of the control systems we use everyday that has had the largest positive environental effect... It along with catalytic converters have cleaned up our breathing air.
You may need to update the video and mention Computer Scientists & Computer Engineers also need to know control theory to design, verify and implement software for cyber physical systems.
I love you! LOL i have a final exam coming up for this course! I do not understand anythign the teacher says! Thank god I have your videos LOL Thank you!
+Milan Shah Dead reckoning is pretty simple. x1 = x0 + v*t is basically all it is. Inertial Measurement is similar, but instead of using velocity to get position, it uses acceleration to get to get velocity and then that velocity to get position. It is basically just double integration. However with IMUs, if you are using a strapped down unit, the readings of acceleration are in the body frame, so in order to figure out your position relative to an inertial frame, you must know the orientation of your vehicle, which is why IMUs have gyros as well as accelerometers
Hello Brian, You don't how much your videos helped me! I am learning something educators at my institute never cared to teach or they are very poor at it. Thank a lot. A small request... Can you upload all the sketches you're drawing in videos, in png or PDF file? Because that would really help to brush up information quickly in future.
Thank you Brian! Will you be doing more practical software examples using Matlab, I cannot find any full length tutorials. Your tutorial on the gyro was amazing.
This lecture style is brilliant. By speeding up the writing speed, you've done something that can't be done with either power point or traditional blackboards. Where did you get this from? What do you call it?
May I recommend adaptive controllers and possibly sliding mode controllers? They may be a bit complicated but there aren't too many good tutorials on-line. They are also great if your system is nonlinear or when the plant parameters change.
your videos are awesome.I like your practical approach to explain different aspects of control systems. i have watched all of your videos and it helped me very much understanding various concepts. can you please upload videos on state space models & concepts of controllability & observability in near future. thanks in advance.
Great videos !!! Brian Douglas really waiting for some electronics to kick in, for calculating stability for power supply n all You have Really really interesting and helpful way of teaching I am taking a class of CS in university and its going to be very helpful there.. Thanks a lot for putting such a great content..!!!
Amazing videos ... can you please make videos with many problems? Just the statements ... wait a week until we solve them and then a video with a solution?
Okay fine, you convinced me. I'll learn control theory.
Yes, lots of wine here.
How did it go James. Did u in fact learn control theory
@@michaelb6600 James died sadly. I was at his funeral 😢😢
@@TurdBoi666 he will be missed 😞
@@TurdBoi666 he didn't live streamed it
True story: my professor (who is a control engineer) once collaborated with a doctor who was a pioneer in artificial heart surgery, and the doctor told him that he would have pursued control engineering instead of medical had he heard about it decades ago, because he was very impressed with the work my professor had done in designing control for a heart pump system, and he'd realized just how useful and how wide is the range of applications control theory can be applied to.
Control theory is AWESOME!
@@kaola47nd then he realised that all doctors make tonnes of cash but only few engineers can do the same.
@@wvadam yes thats right unless you become an entrepreneur and build a huge company
wvadam but engineering + MBA is a deadly combo. Engineers can become CEOs of massive companies, but doctors can rarely do the same
There still exists a line of work applying control theory to physiology!
I'm currently in a class that deals with industrial automation and you've just explained this subject in a short period of time and made it 10000% more understandable than my instructor. I'm not joking. I can't thank you enough.
Brian! I cannot thank you enough for making these videos. Seriously if it wasn't for amazing people on youtube like you that make the time and effort to make these amazing videos and accessible to anyone I don't know where I would be in university! Thank you thank you thank you! Don't stop! You are changing a lot of students lives!
I've been watching your videos since I got control theory at college. Even though I already finished the course (thanks to you, btw) I sometimes come back here and watch they again and the new ones. Your approach to the subject is great and have beaten all the other sources that I've already seen. Congratulations for your channel and sorry for my bad English. A huge thanks from Brazil.
Your English is good enough for me, huehu, hey there from Brazil too.
That's interesting, what are you hoping to work with after college?
Hi I am an electronic student and I want to contact with others.How can I contact with you?😅
After the first 50 seconds I knew I was going to like this series. It sounds like we have the same learning style
The lab assistant for my automatic control class recommended this channel to us, believing this is a great resource for having an intuitive understanding of the subject and from my first impressions this looks like a great video course for one of the challenging classes of my semester. And for that I'm very greatful and excited.
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You are better than my professors.
Just wanted to come back and say a huge thanks for this. Control System Theory was the last course keeping me back from getting my Bachelors, and I was having trouble understanding it, as they don't teach it very well in Uni. Your videos are incredibly easy to understand and cover a great deal of what was in my exam. Thanks again in the name of countless struggling engineer students all around the globe.
Thank you for acknowledging Industrial Engineering as a discipline of Engineering. Sometimes we don't get enough credit.
Great series! I'm a veteran GNC guy who's done a lot of G and N but not much C. Recently got into a job with a lot more controls and, since I've been wanting to do more controls, need to brush up. (Translation: relearn) Your videos are exactly how I learnt and are well done. Thanks so much!
Awesome video, clearly depicts how control systems bridge the gap between engineering disciplines, and how fundamentally important they are to understanding our world. This channel is amazing, and as a ME student I am drawn towards a career in control systems and can't wait to learn even more about it!
Hello,
I am also really interested in becoming a controls engineer. I am curious how watching this course has impacted your career as a controls engineer? Did you get a job in controls? Are you able to actively apply the things you learned in this course? I found this introduction to the course video quite fascinating. It give me confidence in my ability to become a controls engineer and I haven’t even started the course yet. I hope it serves me as a reminder to all of the control theory I have learned, as well as teaches me new things I have yet to learn about control theory.
Thanks,
Riley
I gotta say that when I start learning control systems first, I didnt understand that how all those bunch of mathematical equations related to the system, but when i started watching your video, i finally realized those equations meaning. I really recommend this channel, its more easy to learn! Big thanks to Brian!
Keep up the good work, you have really motivated me in this subject!
i still come back to these from time to time and they are still amazing
Man love the effort you have put in honestly.
How the heck can someone dislike this video...
Nice draws, nice video, nice explaination, nice motivation. Thank you.
I'll be tuned in! Thank you for doing this, this information is important and your take on it will help a lot of people
Was just 2 mins in the video and subscribed. Thats how a conversion should be. Great content and explanation! Looking forward to complete the control sys playlist.
很棒！在学完这门课程后来看这个视频依然有醍醐灌顶的感觉，主要是讲得非常符合直觉，原理十分透彻。谢谢Brian提供了这么好的视频！
For years I had read "Modern Control Engineering" by Ogata millions of times but still I could not understand some concepts .After I watched these videos most of those concepts now seem really understandable. Right now I am reading the book and I find it very helpfull.
Thanks sir! Your videos are so amazing! I am a wannabe instrumentation & control and engg. It feels so amazing to find control systems to be so intuitive. Have recommended it to all my friends too :)
I'm on my second year of mechatronics and I just start this course, and it's the first video i ever seen on control theory so wish me luck
Hands down the best explanation of control systems theory. You are an angel!! Infinity thumbs up!
Good job! Keep up the good work! I will make time to watch the entire course for sure!
Hi Brian, This is very intuitive video. I am very interested in Control System theory after watching this video. Before, when I opened the control system book, I was down of a bunch of maths equations :). This makes me get the idea behind the math equations.
Nice video! I am a Computer Science student.. come because in my Machine Learning course, my professor mentioned that ML is related to many other fields like Control Theory, but I have no idea what a control theory is... I don't quite get the concepts after watching this video as well, probably because I don't have so much engineering background.I think I will just watch several more of your videos to see what this subject is... lol also wanna say hi to all you engineering guys.
Floweeds Acious I am a computer scientist also trying to understand Control Theory, you not the only one.
thanks Brian, for uploading these kind of videos! your videos are truly helpful!!! keep the good work!
hello, brian !!! wonderful lectures in the best condensed form possible.
... And that's how every control theory teacher should introduce the subject! Greetings from Colombia!!!
These videos have helped me to have better intuition on classical control theory. Please provide some lectures over modern control theory.
You sir are just awesome. For me Control System has been a headache. I was preparing for an exam and somebody asked me to take a look at your videos. Well I am glad i found the right source to learn this subject. Good work done, keep it up.
your initial goal was achieved with me, you have gained my interest in the topic! thank you
Wow! I am blown away. I want more of this!
I can not thank enough and Great Job on the videos . This is as good as it gets. keep it up!
I look forward to the videos! I am engineering grad student so I already have a good understanding of the topic, but I am always looking for new ways to look at things.
nice video! im a 3rd year mechanical engineering student and you made me interested in control!
keep up the good work!
Starting watching these all over again now that I am taking a graduate-level course on automatic control theory (classical & modern methods). Thanks a lot, Bryan for making these and I hope I am able to cover the entire 9 hours of videos.
Back I go now to watching the videos.
Hello,
I am a mechanical engineering student pursuing my masters in autonomous Systems and robotics. I am curious how my Modern Control Systems course (at IIT) compares to what students learn at other universities. Also, did you watch the entire course? I am just starting and plan to watch it all hopefully!
Riley
Hi Riley, the automatic control theory course that I am taking is using the book 'feedback control of dynamic systems 8th edition.' Have a look at the contents of the book and you will get to know what we are learning.
I did watch most of the videos from this series and I can say it for sure that these videos are the best ones you can find to get a good overview of the subject.
This is much better than my textbook. Thank you Brian.
your way of explanation is superb. I love it.
I wonder how many people chose to do a Masters in controls because of your videos. I was definitely one of them. 😄
I might be another
GJ Brian, you're the best Control lecturer I've found on the internet, and you can say why control theory is so awesome in a simple way.
edit: and I just checked what his job is (I knew it was aerospace, but now I know it's asteroid mining) and it is awesome (I don't know what's cooler, asteroid mining or deepsea mining)
Thank you Brian! Really great lectures, im a control engineering student and i find your lectures really helpful. I just found out about your channel today and just watched Fourier Transform and Laplace Transform videos. Really useful insight about those subjects! I'll watch your other videos when i have the time. Thanks for your time, cheers!
Thanks a lot for you videos Sir. I have been following these videos for a long time now & the explanation in these videos is just flawless. You have cleared a lot of my concepts regarding control theory.
Also, the Vegeta reference was AWESOME!!!
Awesome opening to your channel. I an electrical engineer in a plant which means I am unqualified controls engineer lol. I was telling my wife watching the pid Playlist on Matlab how aggravating you were with your ease at throwing the equations out. Lol
I forgot the details of Control Theory, and recently had to apply in my research; you make hours of reading text books a fast intuitive and insightful experience! Thank you!
Oh I miss this stuff so much from uni. Dropped out - but this is the stuff I got on best with!
hey, i think your teaching style exactly match with my learning style.
THANK YOU.
Great intro for the course, I'm looking forward to it!
This seems really cool, gonna check out some of the videos!
Thank-you sir one only our channel is teaching lectures with animations. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Are you planning in the future to do multivariable system controls (MIMO). It would be awesome. Keep up the good work :)
Thank you very much, you understand control systems better than my almost 80 years old lecturer in my college :) .
Today I finished Electronic Engineering, Control Theory was mas last exam. Thank you for all your videos, they helped me a lot.
Also I made a spanish translation of all of this series including space state, in PDF. If you or anyone want's it, just ask me.
You are amazingly good with explanations.
wow so it really is interesting, now I can rest my mind learning this without questioning my career choice. Thank you very much
thank you so much for the time taken to do these lectures. best of wishes.
Thanks for this my Prof in uni didn't care about undergrad and never showed up to class... (like all semster) so never understood this topic look forward to watching these 9 hours
Please make lecture on "state space analysis" in control systems. Your lectures are very helpful and easy to understand. Thank you.
Nice man, my professor uses ur lessons as an example at the University , greetings from Pisa computer engineering.
Electronic fuel Injection has to be one of the control systems we use everyday that has had the largest positive environental effect... It along with catalytic converters have cleaned up our breathing air.
Yes, hemispherical resonating gyroscopes, i definitely know about those...
You may need to update the video and mention Computer Scientists & Computer Engineers also need to know control theory to design, verify and implement software for cyber physical systems.
I love you! LOL i have a final exam coming up for this course! I do not understand anythign the teacher says! Thank god I have your videos LOL Thank you!
Literally just said to my girlfriend "this guy is SO much better than most college professors". Thank you!
what a brilliant way of explaining! Thank you!
please create a course on communication engineering. u r an awesome teacher. it will help a lot of people. please
That Vegeta cartoon at 1:00 though XD
Over *NEIN* hours!!!...
My love for mathematics will never die and this is one of the reasons why.
you are such an awesome teacher...
This is awesome! I'm a software engineer and I love this stuff.. and FPGA.. anything I can program. -:/
thank you very much for making all these awesome quality videos
I'm stoked to learn control engineering!
You are doing an awesome work.
Very inspiring introduction, Thanks!
Awesome motivational skills, bro!!! You catched up the magic of the Control Systems and transmitted it!!!!!!
AND IT HAS VEGETAAAAAA
Awesome.
This is the ultimate hype video for engineering
Thank you so much! Great work!
These videos are great and very helpful. Thanks a lot. Please make some videos on Dead Reckoning, Inertial Measurement Unit and Motion Control.
+Milan Shah Dead reckoning is pretty simple. x1 = x0 + v*t is basically all it is. Inertial Measurement is similar, but instead of using velocity to get position, it uses acceleration to get to get velocity and then that velocity to get position. It is basically just double integration. However with IMUs, if you are using a strapped down unit, the readings of acceleration are in the body frame, so in order to figure out your position relative to an inertial frame, you must know the orientation of your vehicle, which is why IMUs have gyros as well as accelerometers
In case anyone is wondering, the 46 part series is almost right at 10 hours long. 9 hours, 59 minutes, 1 second.
Hello Brian,
You don't how much your videos helped me! I am learning something educators at my institute never cared to teach or they are very poor at it.
Thank a lot.
A small request... Can you upload all the sketches you're drawing in videos, in png or PDF file? Because that would really help to brush up information quickly in future.
You are a rockstar!
A big Salute.
I too am glad I made it to your channel :)
Thank you Brian! Will you be doing more practical software examples using Matlab, I cannot find any full length tutorials. Your tutorial on the gyro was amazing.
Yes I will. I'm working on video about planetary landing algorithms with UW right now and then I plan on doing a video about the SISO tool in Matlab.
Brian Douglas Many Thanks! Will stay tuned.
thank you Brian for helping me with studying you make everything easy to understand ^_^
You are simply awesome! God Bless you bro! Your effort and dedication is appreciated! Your method of teaching is second to none. ;)
This lecture style is brilliant. By speeding up the writing speed, you've done something that can't be done with either power point or traditional blackboards. Where did you get this from? What do you call it?
Can you recommend a corresponding text book to read?
May I recommend adaptive controllers and possibly sliding mode controllers? They may be a bit complicated but there aren't too many good tutorials on-line. They are also great if your system is nonlinear or when the plant parameters change.
thank you brian i learned a lot from you
Not accidently clicking hahahaha :D .. i am intentionally wanting to learn control theory :) ..thank you so much for a great tutorial.
your videos are awesome.I like your practical approach to explain different aspects of control systems.
i have watched all of your videos and it helped me very much understanding various concepts.
can you please upload videos on state space models & concepts of controllability & observability in near future.
thanks in advance.
Great videos !!! Brian Douglas really waiting for some electronics to kick in, for calculating stability for power supply n all
You have Really really interesting and helpful way of teaching
I am taking a class of CS in university and its going to be very helpful there.. Thanks a lot for putting such a great content..!!!
Totally Awesome man!
I am loyal to learning with you Brian 🙂
Brian....you are just awesome....
One of the best educational video i have ever seen. Great work.
May i know, what tool you are using to make these videos...???
Amazing videos ... can you please make videos with many problems? Just the statements ... wait a week until we solve them and then a video with a solution?
The comments are the best! So are you, thanks for sharing!!
Osm world of control theory... Watching all bids today, hopes its fun & informative. Examples & cartoons are the most interesting part.