Design and experimental validation of a model-based injection pressure controller in a common rail system for GDI engine

Design and experimental validation of a model-based injection pressure controller in a common rail system for GDI engine
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10.1109/acc.2011.5990940
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2011-08
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Proceedings of the 2011 American Control Conference
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A. Gaeta;G. Fiengo;A. Palladino;V. Giglio
A. Gaeta;G. Fiengo;A. Palladino;V. Giglio
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A. Gaeta;G. Fiengo;A. Palladino;V. Giglio

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