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Two-Degree-of-Freedom PID Controllers Structures

Due to the fact that in most of the existing industrial process control applications the desired value of the controlled variable, or set-point, normally remains constant (regulatory control or disturbance rejection operation) but eventually may need to be changed (servo-control or set-point tracking operation).

Ramon Vilanova | Víctor M. Alfaro | V. Alfaro | R. Vilanova

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