Systems with Lebesgue sampling
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The authors introduce the notions of ``Lebesgue sampling for event-driven discrete systems and ``Riemann sampling for synchronous discrete systems, based on the analogy of Lebesgue integration and Riemann integration. Examples for systems with Lebesgue sampling are discussed. Controller design for such systems is then considered. Minimum variance controllers for first-order systems are developed. The properties and the performance of the derived controllers are compared to systems with periodic sampling. For the entire collection see [Zbl 1005.00024].
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