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• Closed loop control
  In [[control engineering]], '''closed loop control''' is a [[control system]] configuration in which the controller has access ...for example, based on empirical data collected from the plant). Naturally, closed loop control requires that there are plant signals that can be sensed and usefully fedba
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• Talk:Closed loop control
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• Closed Loop Control
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• Closed Loop Control
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• Open loop control
  ...rmance specifications. A major drawback of open loop control compared to [[closed loop control]] is that deviations of the model from the true plant and the presence of v [[Closed loop control]]
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• Closed loop control
  In [[control engineering]], '''closed loop control''' is a [[control system]] configuration in which the controller has access ...for example, based on empirical data collected from the plant). Naturally, closed loop control requires that there are plant signals that can be sensed and usefully fedba
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• Control engineering
  ...ption about the state of the system. In contrast, a [[closed loop control|closed loop control system]] takes some measurements to obtain some information on the present ...ly shuts off the toaster and pops out the toast, providing an example of a closed loop control system. If the toaster could observe toast color, a better control system
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• User:Subpagination Bot/Task 1/Log 2
  ...z von Bönninghausen]], [[Cleromancy]], [[Cleveland, Ohio]], [[Cloning]], [[Closed loop control]], [[Closed set]], [[Closed source software]], [[Closure (topology)]], [[Co
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• User talk:Howard C. Berkowitz/Archive 2
  ...might find it useful to read [[Control system]], [[Open loop control]], [[Closed loop control]] and [[Control valve]]. They might give you more insight into what I meant
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• Talk:Homeopathy/Archive 6
  ...omeostatic mechanisms such as [[neurotransmitter|neurotransmission]] are [[closed loop control|closed loops]], with oversecretion variously prevented by reuptake or by in ...with homeostatic mechanisms. Homeostasis, as I mentioned, is essentially a closed loop control system. Such systems are regulated by what control engineers call degenerat
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