4. Discrete-time synthesis
To obtain a digital corrector, a procedure similar to that developed in the previous paragraphs was followed, considering an "equivalent" continuous-time problem obtained by means of the w-transform : this has the property of projecting the imaginary axis Re (p ) = 0 onto the unit circle Íz Í = 1, which preserves closed-loop stability and the norm H ∞ , and this for any value of the sampling period T e .
The latter was chosen to be equal to 0.2 ms: this is a sufficiently high value to allow the implementation of a corrector of order less than 14, and...
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