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Computer control systems for automotive power trains

The problems of idle speed control and transmission control are reviewed to illustrate how control-theoretic techniques are used in the design of power-train control systems. The structure of current automobile control systems is examined. Possible future system structures and the role of control theory in the development of such systems are discussed.<<ETX>>

D. Hrovat | W.F. Powers

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