how PID work?
Answer / nitin bishoriya
PI stands for proportional integrator controller. In this
system input to a system is composed (SUM) of two signal.
One is the input that we applied and second integral of
feedback from output. Advantage of using PI is that steady
state error is reduced that is effectively not possible by
using proportional alone signal.
PID=proportional +integral +derivative of feedback from
output.
We we want to improve damping ratio besides improving error
signal then we use PID.
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