If P will increase then what will happen with PID?



If P will increase then what will happen with PID?..

Answer / warren holden

Increasing P (proportional gain) will result in faster,
more aggressive, control dynamics with potentially more
overshoot and longer settling time to steady state
condition in the closed-loop response (assuming that I
(integral action time) and D (derivative action time)values
are held constant whilst P is increased).

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