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The Impact of Technology on Control Methods

In order to bring together the main ideas presented in the previous chapters, a step by step construction of a control structure for complex systems is proposed here. As expected, technology and methodology are closely related, and control algorithms have to be adapted in function of available technological solutions.

M. Mariton | M. Drouin | H. Abou-Kandil

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