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In this lesson we'll briefly examine open loop control systems. We'll learn an open loop control system is a means of process control that does not use feedback to determine if resultant output has achieved the desired goal. Consequently, while simple and relatively inexpensive, an open-loop system cannot automatically correct any errors nor can it compensate for disturbances. Open loop systems require human supervision to ensure their output remains inside an acceptable range. Additionally, we'll examine the limitations of open loop control systems when subjected to various disturbances including internally generated ones like spool position hysteresis as well as external ones like variations in applied load, friction, temperature, pressure, flow, leakage, and more. Finally, we'll discuss opportunities for closure and briefly discuss the advantages of a closed loop control system in terms of response, accuracy, and endurance. (Full Lecture)
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