论文信息 - Reliable stability against sensor failures in passive redundancy

Reliable stability against sensor failures in passive redundancy

Passive redundancy is a practical way of achieving reliability, where redundant control devices are used. This paper explores its possible use in protection against sensor failures and presents an effective control system configuration.

Koichi Suyama | Feifei Zhang

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