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    This graph shows the step response of a plant using a proportional-integral (PI) controller over time. The y-axis represents the process variable and the x-axis is time. The process variable starts at 0, increases to around 1 then levels off just under 1, showing the PI controller is able to drive the process variable to the setpoint with some overshoot and settling time.

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    This graph shows the step response of a plant using a proportional-integral (PI) controller over time. The y-axis represents the process variable and the x-axis is time. The process variable starts at 0, increases to around 1 then levels off just under 1, showing the PI controller is able to drive the process variable to the setpoint with some overshoot and settling time.

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    Step Response of Plant Using PI

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    Nishant Groha
    This graph shows the step response of a plant using a proportional-integral (PI) controller over time. The y-axis represents the process variable and the x-axis is time. The process variable starts at 0, increases to around 1 then levels off just under 1, showing the PI controller is able to drive the process variable to the setpoint with some overshoot and settling time.

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