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Multiple-model adaptive estimation of a hydraulic wind power system

Vaezi et al., 2013

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9964219623501670262
Author
Vaezi M
Izadian A
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IECON 2013-39th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society

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Nonlinear model of hydraulic wind power system operates on a wide spectrum of operating points such as random wind speed disturbances and applied control commands. Thus, one way to linearize this model is to use multiple linear models representing the whole range of …
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