In closed loop control there are several “blocks” used to show the interac

In closed loop control there are several “blocks” used to
show the interactions between the process and the control
system. These blocks are referred to as the “process” and
the “controller.” Describe the relationship between these
two blocks when creating a well tuned control loop.

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Controller: compare o/p with refferance i/p, manipulate & modify the actuating signal.
process:process the system in error free manner.

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