Good textbooks for feedback control systems

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Recommendations for textbooks on feedback control systems include a concise 60-page resource titled "Controllers & Controlled Systems," which can be found at a provided link. The discussion centers around finding effective materials for studying this topic. Participants express gratitude for suggestions shared. The focus remains on identifying useful educational resources. Overall, the exchange highlights the need for accessible textbooks in feedback control systems.
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Hi guys,

i am taking a module on feedback control systems this semester and i was wondering if anyone has any good recommendations of textbooks. Thanks guys.

Marcus.
 
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Hi,

thanks man.

marcus.
 

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