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This paper considers a control strategy for systems affected by time-varying hysteretic
phenomena, such as those observed in magnetic shape memory alloys subject to …

Ferromagnetic shape memory alloys (FSMA) are a special type of smart materials that
change their shape under an applied magnetic field. They present attractive properties for …

Shape memory alloys (SMAs) are a well-known class of smart materials which allow the
design of compact and silent actuation mechanisms. A remarkable feature of SMAs is self …

Magnetic shape memory alloys are a new group of" smart" materials that exhibit large strain
of 6-12% when subjected to magnetic fields. This indicates their enormous potential to be …

This papers deals with PI and PID control of second order systems with an input hysteresis
described by a modified Prandtl-Ishlinskii model. The problem of the asymptotic tracking of …

As a high-efficiency electro-mechanical drive element for limited rotational and linear
movements in many areas of technology, an electromagnet first converts the electrical …

Mechatronic systems based on magnetic shape memory alloy (MSM) are in research and
early development for a variety of applications, due to their advantageous material …

This paper deals with the stability analysis of PI and PID control of dynamic systems with an
input hysteresis described by a modified Prandtl-Ishlinskii model. The problem of the …

Abstract Systems based on smart materials have become an increasing research focus in
recent years, as their properties provide opportunity for higher functional integration …