Sentence examples for high-speed control from inspiring English sources

The experimental setup, the modified optical beam deflection scheme suitable for smaller cantilevers, and a high-speed control program for simultaneous data capture are described in detail.

The feedback loop modulates fluidic resistance and fluid volumes to regulate pressure at the channel inlet, which allows both long-term and high-speed control of the microfluidic interface.

The characteristics of this power electronic system are high speed control of the quality of each pulse, small size and light weight suitable for on-site machining.

The performance of high power handing semiconductor devices with high speed control capabilities and redundant configurations helps in realizing a fault-tolerant design.

It is a huge challenge for the valve control design to achieve this high speed control balance technique of large-scale sub-modules.

On the left, you will see either a small pedal or a button operated with your left foot, this is the high speed control, used to boost the drive pump and speed the machine's travel when moving it from one location to another.

This paper proposed a high-speed railway control system based on the fuzzy control method.

Based on the model, a practical feedforward control law is then designed to implement high-speed tracking control for a high-frequency trajectory with strong robustness, which presents the advantages of high-speed response, simple structure and convenient implementation.

Harmonising high-speed train control systems is an expensive nightmare.

That is, to enhance the high-speed tracking control performance of a PTS, an improved direct inverse rate-dependent Prandtl Ishlinskii (P I) model is firstly constructed, which includes a polynomial module to eliminate the structure nonlinearity.

With high-speed computer control, it is common for several stands of rolls to be combined in series, with thick sheet entering the first stand and thin sheet being coiled from the last stand at linear speeds of more than 100 kilometres (60 miles) per hour.