discrete-time control
Discrete-time control refers to the methodology of designing and implementing control systems that operate over a specific sequence of time intervals, rather than continuously. It involves acquiring system measurements, applying control actions, and updating system states at discrete points in time, allowing for analysis and manipulation of dynamic systems with discrete instants.
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