پروپوزال مکانیک طراحی کاربردی -طراحی کنترلرهای غیر خطی برای کنترل حرکت یک ربات زیرآبی

پروپوزال مکانیک طراحی کاربردی طراحی کنترلرهای غیر خطی برای کنترل حرکت یک ربات زیرآبی

پروپوزال مکانیک-   طراحی کاربردی - 13 صفحه

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Designing nonlinear controllers to control the movement of an underwater robot

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شرح کامل روش 

جامعه آماری، روش نمونه‏گیری و حجم نمونه 

زمان بندی انجام تحقیق

منابع

 

بیان مسأله

اهمیت و ضرورت انجام تحقیق

مرور ادبیات و سوابق مربوطه

جنبه جدید بودن و نوآوری در تحقیق

شرح کامل روش

جامعه آماری، روش نمونه‏گیری و حجم نمونه

زمان بندی انجام تحقیق

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