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When tuning a flow control system, the trial-and-error method was used to obtain an attenuation curve of 6:1 under pure proportional control conditions (p=95). To achieve a curve close to 4:1, p was increased to 110, but this resulted in a curve of 7:1 instead! ? Isn’t it the case that the larger p is, the smoother the curve becomes? n has actually increased! Help, please. Thank you
Is it true that the larger p is, the smoother the curve becomes?
In my understanding, the p value of the attenuation curve is generally larger than that of the equal-phase oscillation
It can be said that the larger the proportionality, the smaller the magnification, the weaker the ability to suppress deviations, and ultimately the greater the residual error
It is true that the greater the proportionality, the greater the attenuation ratio.