Introduction of Control System

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Control System

Control system means control the behavior of the machine or system in a manner by which any required quantity of that system is maintained or altered in a desired manner.For example, consider the temperature control air conditioning system where room Temperature maintained to a fixted or set value by controling the compressor Unit.

Automation of system completely depends on control system of the machine.
Moderdays robotic system and automatic pilot vahicle design is highly depends on Control System.

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