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Circuit Block Diagram Overview

The document discusses control systems and their components. It describes how a control system uses feedback to adjust the input to a plant or process in response to errors between the setpoint and output. The main components are a sensor that measures the output, a controller that determines the input to adjust the plant, and an actuator that applies the input to the plant.

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Circuit Block Diagram Overview

The document discusses control systems and their components. It describes how a control system uses feedback to adjust the input to a plant or process in response to errors between the setpoint and output. The main components are a sensor that measures the output, a controller that determines the input to adjust the plant, and an actuator that applies the input to the plant.

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