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gain scheduling

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gain scheduling [′gān ‚skej·ə·liŋ]
(control systems)
A method of eliminating influences of variations in the process dynamics of a control system by changing the parameters of the regulator as functions of auxiliary variables which correlate well with those dynamics.


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This approach is called gain scheduling (Astrom and Hagglund 2006; Seborg et al.
A gain scheduling control strategy was added to overcome the nonlinear characteristics of the process, with relatively good performance.
National Instruments introduced a new version of its PID Toolkit that adds automating and gain scheduling capabilities.
 
 
 
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