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May 6, 2014

This article was published in our February 2008 issue of Control Design along with "The Not-So-Odd Couple."

How helpful do you find refreshers and primers on engineering topics? Do back-to-basics articles provide you with the kind of information that helps you to perform better as a controls engineer? Which topics would you find helpful?

This article was published in our February 2008 issue of Control Design along with "The Not-So-Odd Couple."

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