Discussion on: “Observer Scheme for State and Parameter Estimation in Asynchronous Motors with Application to Speed Control”
@article{Ouhrouche2006DiscussionO, title={Discussion on: “Observer Scheme for State and Parameter Estimation in Asynchronous Motors with Application to Speed Control”}, author={Mohand A. Ouhrouche and Adel Merabet}, journal={European Journal of Control}, year={2006}, volume={12}, pages={417-418} }
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