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    The document discusses the basic control actions of proportional (P), integral (I), and derivative (D) components in PID control. It explains that P control depends on current error, I control reduces steady-state error by considering accumulated errors over time, and D control uses the rate of change of error to reduce overshoot. The document also provides examples of PI, PD, and PID control combinations and gives an example problem of analyzing a feedback control system's time response with varying PID gain values.

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    The document discusses the basic control actions of proportional (P), integral (I), and derivative (D) components in PID control. It explains that P control depends on current error, I control reduces steady-state error by considering accumulated errors over time, and D control uses the rate of change of error to reduce overshoot. The document also provides examples of PI, PD, and PID control combinations and gives an example problem of analyzing a feedback control system's time response with varying PID gain values.

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    Study Material PID Control Action

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    The document discusses the basic control actions of proportional (P), integral (I), and derivative (D) components in PID control. It explains that P control depends on current error, I control reduces steady-state error by considering accumulated errors over time, and D control uses the rate of change of error to reduce overshoot. The document also provides examples of PI, PD, and PID control combinations and gives an example problem of analyzing a feedback control system's time response with varying PID gain values.

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    Topic: Basic control actions :Proportional (P), Integral (I) and

    derivative (D)

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    I Control

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    D Control

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    PD Control

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    PI Control

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    PD Control

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    PID control action

    Example: Find the Time response of feedback control system with different
    values of PID controller gain for the given system.

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    PID control action

    Example: Find the Time response of feedback control system with different
    values of PID controller gain for the given system.

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