Autonomous Drugs Optimal Management, Part II: Liver Tumor Impedance Control in Radiofrequency Ablation using I-first order and I-P Compensators Compared with a PID Controller | IJCT Volume 12 – Issue 6 | IJCT-V12I6P27

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