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Date: 2016-07-05 11:21:29
Electromagnetism
Electric motors
Electrical engineering
Brushless DC electric motor
Motor controller
Pulse-width modulation
Robotics
PSoC
Powered exoskeleton
Rotary encoder
DC motor
Electronics

FlexSEA-Execute: Advanced Motion Controller for Wearable Robotic Applications Jean-François Duval, Hugh M. Herr, Member, IEEE Center for Extreme Bionics, MIT Media Lab, Cambridge, MA 

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