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Overview: Basic Process Control Series - Feedback Control

• Course seat times vary for each individual topic.
  
  
• Individuals receive a certificate of completion and 0.4 CEUs (Continuing Education Units) upon successful completion of final course examination.

• Select the four common process variables
• Identify the three consecutive steps that occur in any controlled process
  
• Differentiate between the actions of controlled and manipulated variables in a process
• Select the definitions of the terms upset, feedback, and feedback control loop
  
• Identify key components used in most feedback control loops
  
• Identify the correct order of events in a typical feedback control loop
  
• Select the definition of response time and identify the difference between sensor response and system response
  
• Differentiate between accuracy and precision as they apply to sensor operation
  
• Identify the purpose of a transmitter
• Select the most common methods of transmitting standard instrument signals
• Match electronic and pneumatic transmissions with their standard signal ranges
  
• Match the common types of final control elements to their functions
  
• Identify the differences between single and advanced feedback loop control processes
• Identify the operating principles of cascade, ratio, and feedforward controls
  

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