Controller tuning [electronic resource].

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TextPublication details: Herndon, Viginia ITC Learning Corporation 1996.Description: 1 electronic computer optical disc (CD-ROM) col. 4 3/4 in. 1 user's guideSubject(s):

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629.8312 CON 1996

Summary: Summary: This program introduces the Ultimate Method, the Reaction Curve Method, and the Trial and Error Method of controller tuning. It examines the steps needed to tune a controller and allows the student to apply these steps using the three methods o

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System requirements: Windows: 486/66 with 256K cache ; 16 MB RAM

Summary: This program introduces the Ultimate Method, the Reaction Curve Method, and the Trial and Error Method of controller tuning. It examines the steps needed to tune a controller and allows the student to apply these steps using the three methods o

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