A thermometric system designed to measure the temperature of individuals can be operated at positive or/and negative feedback. With the aid of block diagrams and transfer functions, explain the differences between these feedbacks as attributed to classical control engineering.

A thermometric system designed to measure the temperature of individuals can be operated at positive or/and negative feedback. With the aid of block diagrams and transfer functions, explain the differences between these feedbacks as attributed to classical control engineering.

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Chapter12: Power System Controls

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