The phrase "a simple controller that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a straightforward or uncomplicated controller in a technical or programming context.
Example: "The software includes a simple controller that manages user input efficiently."
Alternatives: "an easy-to-use controller that" or "a basic controller that".
Thus, a simple controller that supports tilt (e.g., Google VR controller, Oculus Touch) can use SWiM for text input," they write, adding: "Our studies show that the technique has high immediate efficacy and is reasonably fast".
While the observer can be used purely as an in-/out-flux detection system, the paper also presents a simple controller that automatically and effectively stops an in-/out-flux.
Our Wii is nice and all, but there's something beyond retro about the original NES or even the SNES's simple controller that makes us better gamers.
The purpose of this paper is to present a new, significantly simpler, controller that can be easily implemented in applications.
A simple proportional controller, that uses readings of a linear position transducer, is employed for all experiments, which makes the designed circuit easy to be implemented.
If the asynchronous machine satisfies some condition on transition feature and reachability, we can design a simple output feedback controller that needs neither a state observer nor output bursts.
The proposed technique is easy to apply and generates a simple, low-order controller that satisfies the design objectives.
Overall I'm pretty happy with the 02; it's an affordable, slim, and relatively simple MIDI controller that's reliable and fairly sturdy.
The Wii rescued gaming from being in a perpetual niche by introducing a controller that was simple to use.
Finally, an application of the S-root locus to hard disk drive controller design is presented, and it is shown that this simple technique results in a controller that compares favorably with those designed using more sophisticated approaches.
The SPRINT protocol (SPecialised Relative Insulin Nutrition Tables) is a simple, lookup-table system derived from a model-based controller that modulates both insulin and nutritional inputs.
