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After the error becomes zero in a PID control loop how does the output remain non zero?
The output is gain multiplied by error.
The output remains at the position where error became zero.
How does that happen?
If one looks at the governing equation of a A PID loop the output is proportional to error.
Suppose the output reaches fifty percent when error becomes zero, the output remains at fifty percent however by the governing equation the output should be zero as well
The output is gain multiplied by error.
The output remains at the position where error became zero.
How does that happen?
If one looks at the governing equation of a A PID loop the output is proportional to error.
Suppose the output reaches fifty percent when error becomes zero, the output remains at fifty percent however by the governing equation the output should be zero as well