In a control system integral error compensation _________________ steady state error?
Correct answer: B. minimizes
- A. increases
- B. minimizes
- C. does not have any effect on
- D. any of the above
Explanation
Integral compensation accumulates the error over time and drives the steady-state error toward zero for suitable systems. It therefore minimizes, and in many standard cases eliminates, steady-state error.
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