Research trends for PID controllers

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This paper analyses the most significant issues that have been recently been addressed by researchers in the field of Proportional-Integral-Derivative (PID) controllers. In particular, the most recent techniques proposed for tuning and designing PID-based control structures are briefly reviewed, together with methods for assessing their performance. Finally, fractional-order and event-based PID controllers are presented among the most significant developments in the field.

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Visioli, A. (2012). Research trends for PID controllers. Acta Polytechnica. Czech Technical University in Prague. https://doi.org/10.14311/1656

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