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Smith predictor

The Smith predictor (invented by O. J. M. Smith in 1957) is a type of predictive controller for systems with pure time delay. The idea can be… 
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2010
2010
This paper considers the problem of realizing a 6-DOF closed-loop motion simulator by exploiting an anthropomorphic serial… 
2008
2008
The networked environment presents many new challenges for the design of feedback control systems. A specific problem is that… 
2005
2005
Cascade control is an alternative to conventional single feedback control to improve the performance of a control system… 
2002
2002
A linear time-delay system is used to model load balancing in a cluster of computer nodes used for parallel computations. The… 
2001
2001
Good control of processes with a long dead time is often achieved using a Smith predictor structure. Typically a PI or PID… 
1999
1999
This paper analyzes the performance and robustness of some of the structures of dead-time compensators that have been proposed in… 
1996
1996
The control of processes where the finite time delay of the model increases with ageing is examined. A combined interrupted… 
1982
1982
The paper considers Smith predictor control structures for multivariable process plant with separable delays on the output and…