Q25 a .What will be the controller output for a Proportional Integral Derivative controller a) Initially and b) after T= 1 seconds after the error begins to change from zero at the rate of 3%/s. The controller has Kp=3.5,KD=1.9 seconds and K-0.11 /seconds. 14 13 12 12- 11- 10- 9. 5- 4 2- Time % of Error

Q25 a .What will be the controller output for a Proportional Integral Derivative controller a) Initially and b) after T= 1 seconds after the error begins to change from zero at the rate of 3%/s. The controller has Kp=3.5,KD=1.9 seconds and K-0.11 /seconds. 14 13 12 12- 11- 10- 9. 5- 4 2- Time % of Error

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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