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Sampling and Controlling Faster than the Computational Delay

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For a sampled-data control system, we propose to choose the time between samples to be shorter than the computational delay involved in computing the control signal, an approach we call fast sampling. It is shown that, utilising a parallel computing architecture, this is indeed feasible and that fast sampling schemes yield better performance than their slower sampling counterparts.

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