Lecture

Integral Control: Design and Examples

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Description

This lecture covers integral control, where an integrator is added to the control loop to eliminate steady-state offset. The instructor explains the concept, design procedure, and provides examples of offset-free controller design with poles placement and estimator dynamics.

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