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The problem of speed control of a DC drive system with a variable moment-of inertia load has recently been considered for the purpose of comparison of the performance of a non-linear adaptive control system and a classical linear control system. The results of this comparison apparently show that the performance of the adaptive controller is inferior to that of the linear control configuration under non-ideal conditions. This paper uses the same example to show that a simple adaptive controller can easily overcome the difficulties of this test.
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This page is a summary of: Comments on a paper by Kidd, International Journal of Control, September 1988, Taylor & Francis,
DOI: 10.1080/00207178808906232.
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