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IETE Journal of Research Volume 22, 1976 - Issue 11
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Study of Limit Cycles in Pulse Control Systems

B. Ravindra NathDepartment of Electrical Engineering, M. R. Engineering College, Jaipur, 302 004.
(Assoc. Member) &
M. GopalEE Deptt., BITS, Pilani.
Pages 717-719 | Received 03 Apr 1975, Published online: 11 Jul 2015

REFERENCES

  • Nelson (WL). Pulse-width relay control in sampling systems. Trans. ASMS, J. Basic Engg. 83, 1961; 65–76.
  • Danisov (RN). Analysis of the periodic conditions in relay sampled-data systems based on, the modified z-transform method, Automation and remote control. 6, June 1968.
  • Serkov (VI). Analysis of stability and periodic motions in nonlinear sampled-data systems by root-locus method. Ibid. 33, 12; Part I, Dec. 1972.
  • Barkin (AI). Sufficient conditions for absence of autooscillations in pulse systems. Ibid. 6, June 1970

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