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On fractional predictive PID controller design method

Edet et al., 2017

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Edet E
Katebi R
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A new method of designing fractional-order predictive PID controller with similar features to model based predictive controllers (MPC) is considered. A general state space model of plant is assumed to be available and the model is augmented for prediction of future output …
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