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Chapter 4 - Examples

In this chapter we present a collection of examples spanning many different fields of science and engineering. These examples are used throughout the text and in exercises to illustrate different concepts. First-time readers may wish to focus on only a few examples with which they have had the most prior experience or insight to understand the concepts of state, input, output, and dynamics in a familiar setting.

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 {{Chapter
 |Chapter number=4
+|Short name=examples
 |Previous chapter=System Modeling
 |Next chapter=Dynamic Behavior
+|First edition URL=https://www.cds.caltech.edu/~murray/amwiki/index.php?title=Examples
+|Chapter summary=In this chapter we present a collection of examples spanning many different fields of science and engineering. These examples are used throughout the text and in exercises to illustrate different concepts. First-time readers may wish to focus on only a few examples with which they have had the most prior experience or insight to understand the concepts of state, input, output, and dynamics in a familiar setting.
+|Chapter contents=# [[Cruise control|Cruise Control]]
+# Bicycle Dynamics
+# Operational Amplifier Circuits
+# Computing Systems and Networks
+#* Web Server Control
+#* Congestion Control
+# Atomic Force Microscopy
+# Drug Administration
+#* Compartment Models
+#* Insulin--Glucose Dynamics
+# Population Dynamics
+#* Logistic Growth Model
+#* Predator--Prey Models
+:: Exercises
+}}
+{{Chapter footer
+| First edition URL=https://www.cds.caltech.edu/~murray/amwiki/Examples.html
 }}