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The document compares two control strategies: Single-Loop (PI) and Cascade (Primary PI). The Single-Loop has a controller gain of 2.84 and an integral time of 5.0, resulting in sluggish response with larger deviations. In contrast, the Cascade strategy has a controller gain of 1.0 and an integral time of 0.63, providing a faster response with four times less deviation.

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The document compares two control strategies: Single-Loop (PI) and Cascade (Primary PI). The Single-Loop has a controller gain of 2.84 and an integral time of 5.0, resulting in sluggish response with larger deviations. In contrast, the Cascade strategy has a controller gain of 1.0 and an integral time of 0.63, providing a faster response with four times less deviation.

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Feature Single-Loop (PI) Cascade (Primary PI)

Controller Gain (Kc) Kc = 2.84 Kc1 = 1.0

Integral Time (tauI) tauI = 5.0 tauI = 0.63

Response Sluggish, larger deviation Fast, 4x less deviation

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