Loop Control Systems

Loop control systems are used to manage and stabilize processes by continuously monitoring a variable, like temperature or speed, and adjusting inputs to maintain a desired setpoint. They operate through a feedback loop where sensors measure the current state, and a controller makes real-time decisions to correct any deviation. This ensures consistent and accurate operation, as seen in thermostats maintaining room temperature or cruise control in vehicles. Essentially, loop control systems automatically keep systems functioning as intended by constantly checking and adjusting in response to changing conditions.