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The textbook is devoted to basic principles of an automatic control. It covers the most important area from the analog automatic control and very briefly desribes the digital control, two- and three-position control. Hopefully, this textbook will stimulate new ideas by giving the reader basic points of view of control system theory as well as appreciation of its use and adaptability into complex systems.
The contents of this textbook originate in many texts and papers written by the authors on their own, as well as hours of working on their approaches to the basic methodology and experience with teaching it to students of control engineering.
Since the textbook is concerned with the basic concepts of automatic control, therefore the textbook does not have any given references itself. For deepening your knowledge and extending your study materials the authors recommend the references mentioned below for further reading: DORF R.C., BISHOP R.: Modern Control Systems (12th ed.). Prentice-Hall, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey 2011, FRANKLIN G.F., POWELL J.D., EMAMI-NAEINI A.: Feedback Control of Dynamic Systems (4th ed.). Prentice-Hall, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey 2002, NISE N.S.: Control Systems Engineering (6th ed.). John Wiley and sons, Hoboken, New Jersey 2011.
The authors thank Prof. Ing. Bohumil ŠULC, CSc. and Dr. habil. Kazimierz JARACZ, Eng., for their valuable suggestions.

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