A Numerical Comparison of Infinite-Spectrum-Shaping Techniques When Controlling Stable and Unstable Dead-Time Systems via the Standard PID Controller
Authors:
- Libor PekařLibor Pekař
- Milan HrstkaMHMilan Hrstka
- Mengjie SongMengjie Song
- Shahram AzizifarSAShahram Azizifar
- Radek KolmanRKRadek Kolman
- 24 July 2025
- book chapter
- Published by Springer Nature
- p. 156-173
Abstract
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