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Scalar control of a group of free-running oscillators

Automation and Remote Control, 2016
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Systems design for robot control with a scalar supercomputer

Proceedings., IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation, 2002
A system design is described for robotics research, including rapid program development and concurrent and post execution analysis. The system design supports robotic systems controlling 24 or more joints at a 1-kHz servo rate, suitable for controlling ensembles of advanced arms or hands. The system performs trajectory generation, kinematics, dynamics,
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Scalar Control of Induction Motors

1994
A majority of the existing variable speed drive systems with induction motors are low-performance drives in which the adjusted variables are the magnitude and frequency of either the voltage or current supplied to the stator. This allows control of the steady-state speed or torque of the motor, while the magnetic field in the motor is kept at a ...
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Scalar timing control in spontaneous speech

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1977
Phonological phrases were detected and segmented into syllables from the ongoing digitized oscillogram (low pass, 2 kHz) by a PDP-12 computer, utilizing a minimum interphrase silence of 200 msec, vowel onset and offset criteria of ±6 dB within a 20-msec window. Subjects spoke freely on three topics, 5 min per topic.
S. W. Anderson, F. N. Podwall
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A robust controller for scalar autonomous optimal control problems

Proceedings of the 1999 American Control Conference (Cat. No. 99CH36251), 1999
Is it possible to exert control on a physical system without detailed knowledge of its open-loop dynamics? Lam (1997, 1999) showed that a special dynamic control law can accomplish this feat for a certain class of nonlinear systems, provided accurate and good quality data of all output variables, including their time derivatives, are assumed available ...
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Adaptive Control of an Object with a Delayed Control and Scalar Input-Output Signals

Automation and Remote Control, 2001
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Parsheva, E. A., Tsykunov, A. M.
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Scalar Decoupled Control of Induction Motor

IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications, 1984
A scalar control method for an induction motor is described in which the dynamic response is enhanced by a feedforward decoupling network. The scalar control method is inherently simple and does not require intricate signal processing as in vector control methods.
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Laplace One-Step Controller for Linear Scalar Systems

2018 European Control Conference (ECC), 2018
Uncertainties in many physical systems have impulsive properties poorly modeled by Gaussian distributions. Building on work to develop Cauchy controllers, a Laplace controller is explored as a heavier-tailed alternative to the Gaussian. Whereas the Cauchy density has no moments, the Laplace density has finite moments of all orders as the Gaussian ...
Jason L. Speyer   +3 more
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Guaranteed delay margins for adaptive control of scalar plants

2012 IEEE 51st IEEE Conference on Decision and Control (CDC), 2012
Robust adaptive control of scalar plants in the presence of time-delays is established in this paper. It is shown that a standard adaptive controller with a projection algorithm ensures global boundedness of the overall adaptive system for a range of non-zero delays. The upper bound of such delays, i.e. the delay margin, is explicitly computed.
Megumi Matsutani   +2 more
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Integrated Robust Control of Individual Scalar Variables in Tokamaks

2019 IEEE 58th Conference on Decision and Control (CDC), 2019
Tokamaks are devices with a toroidal shape in which a high-temperature ionized gas (plasma) is confined by means of helical magnetic fields. The final goal of these devices is to obtain energy from thermonuclear fusion reactions within this plasma.
Andres Pajares, Eugenio Schuster
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