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Multivariable servo-system design technique using sensitivity as a design parameter

Multivariable servo-system design technique using sensitivity as a design parameter

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The paper presents a multivariable model-following design technique. The system designed by this technique, which is called a model-following system, has a feature that the sensitivity can be arbitrarily specified by a quadratic performance index independent of the transmission properties of a plant.

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