Automatic Control Theory

Automatic Control Theory is the study of how systems can be designed to maintain desired outcomes automatically. It involves using sensors to monitor a system's current state, comparing it to a target, and then adjusting inputs to correct any deviations. This process ensures stability and accuracy without manual intervention. Examples include cruise control in cars, temperature regulation in HVAC systems, and industrial process management. The goal is to create reliable, efficient systems that respond intelligently to changes, maintaining optimal performance in various applications.