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1: Classical cascade structure of the position control of a DC drive motor  

1: Classical cascade structure of the position control of a DC drive motor  

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Principles of virtual model construction for design of controllers of controlled electrical drive and corresponding remote experiment for electric drives are presented. The described remote experiment is based on custom developed motor control hardware controlled by PLC and ControlWeb SW is used for graphical user interface development and remote o...

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