Lecture

Digital PID Control: Filtering Noisy Signals

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Description

This lecture covers the implementation of digital PID controllers compared to analog PID controllers, focusing on the approximation of the integral and derivative terms in process control. It also discusses the challenges of filtering noisy signals in digital feedback controllers, emphasizing the use of analog and discrete filters to mitigate noise effects.

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