Titlebook: Colloquium on Automatic Control; Claudio Bonivento,Giovanni Marro,Roberto Zanasi Conference proceedings 1996 Springer-Verlag London 1996 T

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Multivariable regulation in geometric terms: Old and new results,d with the corresponding single-variable result approached with the standard transfer function techniques. It consists of three parts, each necessary for a clear presentation of the subsequent one: a selection of the basic tools, a survey of the solution of the asymptotically robust autonomous regul

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Advances in variable structure control,ology and high-speed switching circuitry have made the implementation of VSC of increasing interest to control engineers. The control action is used in order to maintain the system state trajectory on a prescribed sliding surface. However, because of non-ideality of switching the problem of chatteri

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Multivariable regulation in geometric terms: Old and new results,ator problem with the internal model of the exosystem, and a presentation of the “steering along zeros technique” to obtain multivariable perfect tracking in the minimum-phase case or almost perfect tracking by using preaction in the nonminimum-phase case.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-8156-4le separately in the literature, focuses on the Discontinuous Integral Control (DIC) method both in the continuous and discrete-time case. Some application examples both to simulated and real systems illustrate the methodological approach.

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Practice and trends in control engineering,d integration, CAE for control, simulators, and other means suitable to build an actual bridge between Control Science and Engineering. Recent proposals are finally discussed that widen the scope of automatic control to different real-time functions, acting as support for the operator‘s decision making.

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Advances in variable structure control,le separately in the literature, focuses on the Discontinuous Integral Control (DIC) method both in the continuous and discrete-time case. Some application examples both to simulated and real systems illustrate the methodological approach.