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05-02-2010, 05:43
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Re: PID behavior
this we understand....but we don't understand is the behavior, the curve on graph that output makes.
but how is this modification (curve/behavior/graph) on the output when the process variable and the set-point do not match? should the output start with maximum value and decrease while time is passing because the error is trying to be 0? 
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