Is the stabilization time of the instrument equal to the full stroke time?

2015-09-20View Original

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Is the stabilization time of the instrument equal to the full stroke time?

Reply #22015-09-20

No, the stabilization time of the instrument is the time interval from the moment the input signal undergoes a step change until the output signal reaches a value that no longer exceeds the allowable deviation from its final steady-state value； The total cycle time refers to the time interval between when a step change is applied as input and the moment the output first reaches the specified final steady-state value from its initial value.

Reply #32015-09-20

Time from the start of the action to when the instrument reading stabilizes (time from response to convergence)

Reply #42015-09-21

In simple terms, it is the time required for the initial value to stabilize at the target value.

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