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bang-bang control

[¦baŋ ¦baŋ kən′trōl]
(computer science)
Control of programming in an analog computer through a bang-bang circuit.
(control systems)
A type of automatic control system in which the applied control signals assume either their maximum or minimum values.
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The bang-bang control, which minimizes a performance index subjected to the control force constraint, has been widely investigated by several authors.
Soong, "Modified bang-bang control law for structural control implementation," Journal of Engineering Mechanics, vol.
Free vibration response of a frame structural model controlled by a nonlinear active mass driver system
3.1 Damping the motion oscillations (bang-bang control)
Sliding mode current control of linear switched reluctance motor
Applications to regular and bang-bang control; second-order necessary and sufficient optimality conditions in calculus of variations and optimal control.
Applications to regular and bang-bang control; second-order necessary and sufficient optimality conditions in calculus of variations and optimal control
Bang-bang control law for single-input time-invariant plant, Control Theory and Applications, IEEE, Vol.
A control system for mobile forestry cableway with hydrostatic drives--winding drums control
Hysteretic control, also known as bang-bang control or ripple regulator control, maintains the converter output voltage within the hysteretic band centered about the reference voltage.
Hysteretic-controlled voltage regulator using integrated circuit LM723/Histeriskai valdomas itampos reguliatorius su integriniu grandynu LM723
The first part of the paper is devoted to the open loop control of the actuator and to smooth the positioning of the actuator in open loop method namely Bang-Bang control. The proposed architecture of the control strategy presented in the second part is a simple and optimized architecture based on the use of conventional PID controllers and SMC.
Sliding mode current control of linear switched reluctance motor
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