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Adaptive Internal Model Control for Mid-Ranging of Closed-Loop Systems with Internal Saturation
This paper considers the problem of performing mid-ranging control of two closed-loop controlled systems that have internal saturations. The problem originates from previous work in machining with industrial robots, where an external compensation mechanism is used to compensate for position errors.
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