Martin Schmidt

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2013
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Helmut Kokal, Patrizio Colaneri, Luigi del Re, Martin Schmidt, Michael Paulweber:
Feed forward disturbance rejection by a multiple FIFO approach for transient operation of an engine test bench. CCA 2013: 65-70
2011
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Thomas E. Passenbrunner, Mario Sassano, Hannes Trogmann, Luigi del Re, Michael Paulweber, Martin Schmidt, Helmut Kokal:
Inverse torque control of hydrodynamic dynamometers for combustion engine test benches. ACC 2011: 4598-4603
2010
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Martin Vetr, Thomas E. Passenbrunner, Hannes Trogmann, Peter Ortner, Helmut Kokal, Martin Schmidt, Michael Paulweber:
Control Oriented Modeling of a Water Brake Dynamometer. CCA 2010: 222-227
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Helmut Kokal, Engelbert Grünbacher, Luigi del Re, Martin Schmidt, Michael Paulweber:
Bandwidth extension of dynamical test benches by modified mechanical design under adaptive feedforward disturbance rejection. ACC 2010: 6151-6156

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