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Quantization in Networked Control Systems
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Networked Control Systems
Explores Networked Control Systems, addressing packet dropouts, network delays, stability, and control laws for system boundability.
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Delves into the impact of quantization and data-rate limitations on networked control systems.
Networked Control Systems: Protocol-induced Delays and Time-varying Sampling
Explores protocol-induced delays, time-varying sampling, wireless control networks, and system stability.
Model Reference Method: PID Regulator Design
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Explores network coding for efficient data delivery in wireless networks, optimizing packet transmissions through opportunistic routing and coding.
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Explores the transition to terahertz frequencies and energy efficiency in future wireless networks, emphasizing the move towards sustainable and high-speed communication.
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