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Terry Blevins and Greg McMillan
22 Aug 2011
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Commissioning Control Systems – Control Response
In many processes, it is desirable to have an overdamped response. To achieve that response, the proportional gain used in the PID is typically much less than that required for an underdamped or unstable response. When selecting the PID gain, it is important...
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