An Open Architecture for Versatile Machine and Actuator Control
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Summary
This thesis describes an automatic control methodology that is low cost and is flexible enough for a wide variety of control applications that eliminates several expensive and inflexible aspects of present-day industrial automation.
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- 2004-01-01
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