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... error ( er , z , yr , u ) can be overcome in a semiglobal setting by a simple high - gain feedback u = -ker . However , this procedure may lead to unacceptable control efforts . The new element in this paper is to achieve robust ...
... error ( er , z , yr , u ) can be overcome in a semiglobal setting by a simple high - gain feedback u = -ker . However , this procedure may lead to unacceptable control efforts . The new element in this paper is to achieve robust ...
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... error at the input of the PED , P ( ) . by The steady - state pdf of the phase error at the output of the PED , P ( e ) can be given P ( e ) = P ( h ' ( e ) ) \ dø / de ] , = ( 49 ) where e hy ( ) . From the above analysis we can deduce ...
... error at the input of the PED , P ( ) . by The steady - state pdf of the phase error at the output of the PED , P ( e ) can be given P ( e ) = P ( h ' ( e ) ) \ dø / de ] , = ( 49 ) where e hy ( ) . From the above analysis we can deduce ...
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... error detector / corrector is fault - free , we can derive necessary and sufficient conditions for error detection and correction as follows : assume that the faulty output due to one or more faults in the finite set F = f1 , f2 , f3 ...
... error detector / corrector is fault - free , we can derive necessary and sufficient conditions for error detection and correction as follows : assume that the faulty output due to one or more faults in the finite set F = f1 , f2 , f3 ...
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