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| − | | chapter = | + | | chapter = PID Control |
| − | | page = | + | | page = 299 |
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| − | | contributor = | + | | contributor = J. W. Kim |
| − | | date = | + | | date = 4 Dec 2011 |
| − | | rev = 2. | + | | rev = 2.11a |
| version = Third printing | | version = Third printing | ||
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| + | The derivation for the closed loop time constant <amsmath>T_\text{cl}</amsmath> is not correct. Using the loop transfer function | ||
| + | <center><amsmath> | ||
| + | L(s) = k_i P'(0) + \frac{k_i P(0)}{s} | ||
| + | </amsmath></center> | ||
| + | then the time constant works out to be | ||
| + | <center><amsmath> | ||
| + | T_{cl}\approx \frac{1 + k_i P'(0)}{k_i P(0)} = -P'(0)/P(0) \quad\text{(when}\quad k_i P′(0) = −0.5). | ||
| + | </amsmath></center> | ||
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The derivation for the closed loop time constant 
is not correct. Using the loop transfer function
then the time constant works out to be
(Contributed by J. W. Kim, 4 Dec 2011)
