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The difference between single-loop control and double-loop control
There are terms for single-loop control, but none for double-loop control. Single-loop control is actually simple circuit control; what you call double-loop control refers to complex control circuits. You’d better read some books first
This was the term used for programmable regulators in the past. A dual-loop system can be controlled by two simple loops, or it can involve complex control loops (such as cascade control loops) ； There is even a term for four circuits; in fact, this can be understood as the hardware capabilities possessed by a programmable regulator.
This post was last edited by hxch150804 on 2021-10-11 at 12:55. I really learned something from this; I have 86 AO channels, and do you mean that they can be referred to as 86 control loops?
Your approach here seems a bit overly complicated; you might want to check that the original Kuangyi No. 18 Factory did produce KMM series four-channel programmable regulators.
Your reply isn’t what the original poster was asking either
It’s just 2 combined circuits, with cascade control.