In the Doctorate in Automation and Control Sciences, high quality human resources are trained in the disciplinary areas of automation and control, which can perform adequately in the industrial and/or academic sector.
Therefore, the importance of studying, from the analytical point of view, the behavior of systems for the eventual design of control strategies is emphasized.
In this way the graduate student will focus on the analysis of control systems from the general perspective of linear and nonlinear systems, as well as automation with a tendency to the instrumentation of variables of industrial, biotechnological, electrical and electronic processes. The latter is with a focus committed to the development and assimilation of new technologies associated to automation problems with applications of control strategies.
The areas where the PhD impacts are:
1.- Nonlinear Systems: This LGCA has as main objective, to abstract the fundamental concepts of linear, nonlinear, robust, optimal, systems with delays, adaptive and intelligent control theory for application in industrial cutting processes, power plants and biotechnological processes, among others. This through scientific and applied research in order that the system of study meets design features in its response to the output.
This LGAC is in charge of synthesizing, analyzing and implementing nonlinear control systems through the cultivation of the following strategies:
2.- Robot Control:This LGAC aims to develop, instrument and control fixed (manipulator robots) and mobile robotic platforms; within which the following can be mentioned:
Another objective is to contribute with technological advances in terms of automation in order to improve the perception of the environment surrounding this type of systems. These strategies will be applied numerically and experimentally in the subjects and thesis topics developed within the PEP-DCAC such as mechatronic systems, vision systems, manipulator and mobile robot control, stability analysis, biological systems, among others.
We have 14 research professors with master's and doctoral degrees.
JCR indexed journal
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Journal indexed in the JCR
Refereed Journal
International Congress
Book or book chapter
Funded projects
Patents or registrations
National academic collaborations
International academic collaborations
Social collaborations
Collaborations with the productive sector