Lift Force Control of a Flapping-Wing Microrobot N´estor O. P´erez-Arancibia, John P. Whitney and Robert J. Wood Abstract— This paper introduces a methodology for designing real-time controllers capable of enforcing

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Date: 2011-11-09 16:59:44 Applied mathematics Digital signal processing Cybernetics State space LTI system theory Spectral density Frequency Insect flight Control theory Signal processing Physics		Lift Force Control of a Flapping-Wing Microrobot N´estor O. P´erez-Arancibia, John P. Whitney and Robert J. Wood Abstract— This paper introduces a methodology for designing real-time controllers capable of enforcing Add to Reading List Source URL: micro.seas.harvard.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 380,83 KB Share Document on Facebook

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