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Tuning controllers for set point changes.
Alberto A. Rovira,Paul W. Murrill,Cecil L. Smith +2 more
- Vol. 42, pp 67-69
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In this article, the authors developed controller tuning relationships based on the minimization of error integrals for set point changes and showed how these relationships may be used to tune both conventional and direct digital control loops.Abstract:
: Optimum settings for disturbance changes are not optimum for changes in set point; and in certain applications set point changes are rather common It is the purpose of this article to develop controller tuning relationships based on the minimization of error integrals for set point changes It will also be shown how these relationships may be used to tune both conventional and direct digital control loops (Author)read more
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