Classical Control

What is Classical Control?

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Classical Control is the topic of analysis and design of linear feedback control systems using concepts developed prior to 1960. These concepts include: obtaining linear models, Laplace Transform analysis, Root Locus, and Frequency Response methods.

The autopilot of an airplane is often designed using classical control.

See feedback, regulation, governors
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