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    Control systems are necessary to regulate processes and keep them operating at the desired set-point or level. A control system uses a feedback loop consisting of sensors to measure process variables, controllers to compare measurements to the set-point and determine any adjustments needed, and actuators to make physical changes to the process based on the controller's output. The overall goal is to use feedback to automatically maintain the key process variables as close as possible to their desired set-point despite any disturbances or changes to the system.

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    Control systems are necessary to regulate processes and keep them operating at the desired set-point or level. A control system uses a feedback loop consisting of sensors to measure process variables, controllers to compare measurements to the set-point and determine any adjustments needed, and actuators to make physical changes to the process based on the controller's output. The overall goal is to use feedback to automatically maintain the key process variables as close as possible to their desired set-point despite any disturbances or changes to the system.

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    Instrumentation

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    Control systems are necessary to regulate processes and keep them operating at the desired set-point or level. A control system uses a feedback loop consisting of sensors to measure process variables, controllers to compare measurements to the set-point and determine any adjustments needed, and actuators to make physical changes to the process based on the controller's output. The overall goal is to use feedback to automatically maintain the key process variables as close as possible to their desired set-point despite any disturbances or changes to the system.

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    INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL

    CONTROL SYSTEM
    Presented by: Duriman, Saber
    OBJECTIVES:
    TO KNOW:
    > Why control system is necessary

    > Why process control is important

    > What is set-point change

    > The different variables involve in

    controlling the process

    > What is a feedback system

    > The three elements in a feedback loop

    > The summary block diagram of control

    system design process

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