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Linear quadratic-model algorithmic control method: a controller design method combining the linear quadratic method and the model algorithmic control algorithm

Cheng, 1989

Document ID: 5574863819937829737
Author: Cheng C
Publication year: 1989
Publication venue: Industrial & engineering chemistry research

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The linear quadratic (LQ) feedback control method and model algorithmic control (MAC) algorithm are combined to obtain the complementary properties of these two methods. This formulation allows for a simple method of on-line controllertuning and can affect the …

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