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A switching IMC-PID controller design for lag dominating processes with real-time validatonNath et al., 2020
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- Nath U
- Dey C
- Mudi R
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Mechatronic Systems and Control, Vol. 48, No. 3, 2020 A SWITCHING IMC-PID CONTROLLER
DESIGN FOR LAG DOMINATING PROCESSES WITH REAL-TIME VALIDATON Ujjwal M.
Nath,∗ Chanchal Dey,∗∗ and Rajani K. Mudi∗ Abstract A number of industrial processes are …
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