Sentence examples for both feedforward and feedback from inspiring English sources

For hybrid ANC schemes, the NMP path causes design difficulties to both feedforward and feedback control.

Good dynamic model estimation plays an important role for both feedforward and feedback control, fault detection, and system optimization.

A spatial spillover function is defined, which is valid for both feedforward and feedback control with scalar and vector control inputs.

Main objectives and possible challenges associated with the use of the developed model for the design of both feedforward and feedback controllers are also discussed.

A feedback linearization technique has been developed and implemented to control this nonlinear plant by merging both feedforward and feedback control.

Both feedforward and feedback control are studied using a deterministic approach, where white noise is replaced by an impulse so that the active control of a stationary random disturbance is transformed to the active control of an impulse response.

In this AFD-DFE, both the feedforward and feedback filters operate in the frequency-domain and as a performance-complexity tradeoff, the block RLS algorithm is used for adaptation as it is known to enjoy a fast convergence/tracking property.

The filtered-X LMS algorithm has enjoyed widespread usage in both adaptive feedforward and feedback controller architectures.

The traditional method uses the secondary signals of both the feedforward and feedback structures to synthesize a reference signal for the feedback structure in the hybrid structure.

Since the visual system is dynamic, a more accurate picture of image construction might be one in which information flows bidirectionally, through both the feedforward and feedback pathways constantly and simultaneously.

Although the spiking probability obtained in our model following WD is consistent with the experimental result (de Kock et al. 2007; Kerr et al. 2007), the model lacks both feedforward and lateral and/or feedback inhibition that operates in parallel with the excitatory pathway (Helmstaedter et al. 2008).