GPC Algorithm and Queuing-selecting for Networked Level Control

Networked level control is a very important part in many industries. In this paper, a new method called generalized predictive control (GPC) combined with a queuing-selecting strategy is applied for level control in networked control system (NCS). A distributed model which contains an event-driven c...

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Hauptverfasser:	Wanzeng Kong, Shan-an Zhu, Can Yang
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Schlagworte:	Actuators Control systems Degradation Electrical equipment industry GPC Industrial control Level control networked Networked control systems Predictive control queuing-selecting Robust stability Sensor systems
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