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High Performance Control System Processor

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System Design Automation

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This paper describes a compact, high-speed special purpose processor, which offers a lowcost solution to implement linear time invariant controllers. The controller has been reformulated into a modified state-space representation based on the δ operator, which is optimised for numerical efficiency. This Control System Processor (CSP) has been implemented using a programmable ASIC (ProASIC) device.

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  1. Loughborough University, UK

    René A. Cumplido-Parra, Simon R. Jones & Roger M. Goodall

  2. Gatefield Corporation, USA

    Stephen Bateman

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  1. Technische Universität Dresden, Dresden, Germany

    Renate Merker  & Wolfgang Schwarz  & 

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Cumplido-Parra, R.A., Jones, S.R., Goodall, R.M., Bateman, S. (2001). High Performance Control System Processor. In: Merker, R., Schwarz, W. (eds) System Design Automation. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-6666-0_12

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