Unstable uncertain plants with rate and amplitude saturations

A previous paper presented a synthesis technique for highly uncertain unstable plants subject to a single saturating element. The design philosophy was to use an inserted element N with adjustable saturating value m to control the plant input so as to prevent plant saturations. This paper extends th...

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