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Basis For Comparison Open Loop System Closed Loop System

An open loop control system operates without feedback from the output, while a closed loop control system considers feedback from the output to control the system. Open loop systems are simpler in construction but less reliable and accurate than closed loop systems, which can optimize performance but are more complex. Key differences between the two types of systems include their reaction to disturbances, stability, linearity, implementation complexity, and cost.

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Basis For Comparison Open Loop System Closed Loop System

An open loop control system operates without feedback from the output, while a closed loop control system considers feedback from the output to control the system. Open loop systems are simpler in construction but less reliable and accurate than closed loop systems, which can optimize performance but are more complex. Key differences between the two types of systems include their reaction to disturbances, stability, linearity, implementation complexity, and cost.

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Basis For

Open Loop System Closed Loop System


Comparison

Definition The system whose control In closed loop, the output


action is free from the depends on the control
output is known as the action of the system.
open loop control system.

Other Name Non-feedback System Feedback System

Components Controller and Controlled Amplifier, Controller,


Process. Controlled Process,
Feedback.

Construction Simple Complex

Reliability Non-reliable Reliable

Accuracy Depends on calibration Accurate because of


feedback.

Stability Stable Less Stable

Optimization Not-Possible Possible

Response Fast Slow

Calibration Difficult Easy


Basis For
Open Loop System Closed Loop System
Comparison

System Affected Not-affected


Disturbance

Linearity Non-linear Linear

Examples Traffic light, automatic Air conditioner, temperature


washing machine, control system, speed and
immersion rod, TV remote pressure control system,
etc. refrigerator, toaster.

1. Effect of output

– An open loop control system acts completely on the basis of input


and the output has no effect on the control action.

– A closed loop control system considers the current output and alters
it to the desired condition. The control action in these systems is based
on the output.

2. Reaction to Internal and External Disturbances

– An open loop control system works on fixed operation conditions and


there are no disturbances.

– A closed loop control system doesn’t encounter and react on external


disturbances or internal variations.
3. Stability

– Open loop control systems are mostly stable.

– In closed loop control systems stability is a major issue.

4. Effect on gain

– There is no effect on gain.

– There is no-linear change in system gain.

5. Implementation

– The structure of open loop control system is rather easy to construct.


These systems can be easily implemented.

– The working principle and structures of closed loop control systems


are rather complex and they are often difficult to implement.

6. Cost

– As an open loop control system is easy to implement, it needs lesser


number of components to be constructed. Such systems need good
calibration and lesser power rating. The overall cost of these systems is
low.

– As the principle is complex, a closed loop control system needs larger


number of components than an open loop control systems. These
systems comparatively need less calibration and higher power rating.
The overall cost of these systems is higher.

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