A Synchronous Control Strategy for Independent Multi-Motor System Based on CMAC
@article{Xu2012ASC,
title={A Synchronous Control Strategy for Independent Multi-Motor System Based on CMAC},
author={Wei Xu and Bao Bao Ding and Ruihai Geng and Xian Wen Zhou},
journal={Advanced Materials Research},
year={2012},
volume={468-471},
pages={115 - 121},
url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:109502796}
}Simulation results show good performance of synchronization control accuracy, interference immunity, and convergence for the suggested synchronous controller.
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