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Integral Relations for Disturbance Isolation

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Consider a system in Fig.1(a) of two bodies connected with an active strut (1) which is a linear motor.

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mechanical system motor design active strut feedback

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Lurie, B. J.. 1996-01-01. Integral Relations for Disturbance Isolation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210005026

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