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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
The problem Dead Time in control systems is an everlasting problem which is of primary importance in process control as well. The… 
2006
2006
  • C. Mor
  • 2006
  • Corpus ID: 194216692
This thesis focuses on the problem of stability and robust stability of a class of linear systems with distributed delays. Our… 
2006
2006
In this paper we propose a novel interpretation of the well known Smith predictor scheme for dead-time plants. By a suitable… 
2005
2005
Hybrid simulation is a technique for examining the behavior of complex engineering structures. It involves creating a hybrid… 
2003
2003
This report presents the work carried out aiming towardsdistributed control of electric drives through a networkcommunication… 
2001
2001
Good control of processes with a long dead time is often achieved using a Smith predictor structure. Typically a PI or PID… 
2000
2000
An extension of the Smith predictor principle to the nonlinear case is proposed. This nonlinear predictor can be constructed… 
1997
1997
Contains extended abstracts of the NIPS*97 workshop "Can Artificial Models Compete to Control Robots?" 
1997
1997
Genetic algorithms are proposed as a new and novel technique to solve the problem of designing a robust Smith predictor PID… 
1996
1996
The control of processes where the finite time delay of the model increases with ageing is examined. A combined interrupted…