Espin et al., 2022 - Google Patents
A modified Smith predictor based–Sliding mode control approach for integrating processes with dead timeEspin et al., 2022
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- Espin J
- Castrillon F
- Leiva H
- Camacho O
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- Alexandria Engineering Journal
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This paper proposes a modified hybrid robust Smith predictor controller design for integrating processes with long dead time. The proposal results in a dynamic sliding mode controller for integrating systems on blending sliding mode control and Smith Predictor …
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