Nonlinear Pressure Control of a Switched Hydraulic System

Nonlinear Pressure Control of a Switched Hydraulic System

Hydraulic power transmission is often used in a variety of technical applications. Due to the nonlinear and often non smooth behaviour of some hydraulic components concerning their volume flow characteristics, the development of control strategies for hydraulic systems is challenging. Most developed...

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