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Reset control is also referred to as __________.

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• PID control modes: proportional, integral (reset), and derivative (rate) • How reset (integral) action affects accumulated error over time • Differences between proportional, integral/reset, and derivative/rate control

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• Which mode of control works on the sum of past errors over time rather than just the present error? • In common control terminology, which term is most often paired with the word rate: reset or something else? • If a controller keeps adjusting its output to drive the offset (steady-state error) to zero, which mode is mainly responsible?

✅ Before You Answer

• Match the term reset with the standard three: proportional, integral, derivative • Be sure you know which mode is also called floating control or automatic reset • Eliminate any choice whose main effect is to respond to the rate of change of the measured variable rather than the accumulated error

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Question 1 of 205eccefa5bacbc34ba4d48819

Reset control is also referred to as __________.

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Reset control is also referred to as __________.

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🔍 Key Concepts

• PID control modes: proportional, integral (reset), and derivative (rate) • How reset (integral) action affects accumulated error over time • Differences between proportional, integral/reset, and derivative/rate control

💭 Think About

• Which mode of control works on the sum of past errors over time rather than just the present error? • In common control terminology, which term is most often paired with the word rate: reset or something else? • If a controller keeps adjusting its output to drive the offset (steady-state error) to zero, which mode is mainly responsible?

✅ Before You Answer

• Match the term reset with the standard three: proportional, integral, derivative • Be sure you know which mode is also called floating control or automatic reset • Eliminate any choice whose main effect is to respond to the rate of change of the measured variable rather than the accumulated error

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