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2018-06-07View Original

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Which of the following statements incorrectly describes the impact of the characteristics of the controlled object on control quality? Option A: Generally, it is desirable to have a larger gain value K0, as this makes adjustment easier. Option B: Generally, it is better to have a smaller time constant for the control channel, but it should not be too small. Option C: The smaller the time constant of the control channel, the more sensitive the system becomes. Option D: A larger time constant results in a lower operating frequency for the system. Answer: D
Reply #22018-06-07
Option D) The time constant is large, resulting in a low operating frequency of the system
Reply #32018-06-07
Option D) The time constant is large, resulting in a low operating frequency of the system
Reply #42018-06-07
Option C) The smaller the control channel time constant, the better, as this makes the system more sensitive
Reply #52018-06-07
Option D) The time constant is large, resulting in a low operating frequency of the system
Reply #62018-06-07
Option D) The time constant is large, resulting in a low operating frequency of the system

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