Lecture

Derivative Action: PID Controller

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of derivative action in PID controllers, discussing the amplification of measurement noise, the forecast effect, and the history of PID controllers dating back to 1922. It explains the importance of considering the variation of error and the role of the derivative time constant in regulating the system.

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