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integral action

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integral action [′int·ə·grəl ‚ak·shən]
(control systems)
A control action in which the rate of change of the correcting force is proportional to the deviation.


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1-2, published by the Centre for Integral Action in British Columbia.
As well as offering proportional control, the unit also features a non adjustable integral action to give closer control of the water level.
Integral action, or reset, shifts the output to compensate for load (figure 1), so that the control point agrees with setpoint.
 
 
 
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