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− | [[File:Setpoint and actual.png|thumb|400px|An example setpoint signal (target value) and measured response signal (realized output value) of a | + | [[File:Setpoint and actual.png|thumb|400px|An example setpoint signal (target value) and measured response signal (realized output value) of a system.]] |
Setpoint (a.k.a reference) signal is a signal that will be used as ''target value'' in control systems. Typical occurrencies of setpoint signals in GD products are: | Setpoint (a.k.a reference) signal is a signal that will be used as ''target value'' in control systems. Typical occurrencies of setpoint signals in GD products are: | ||
* Position setpoint | * Position setpoint | ||
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− | ! !! [[Analog setpoint|Analog]] !! [[Pulse and direction|Pulse & dir]] or [[Quadrature]] !! [[PWM]] !! | + | ! !! [[Analog setpoint|Analog]] !! [[Pulse and direction|Pulse & dir]] or [[Quadrature]] !! [[PWM]] !! Network |
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| Scale & range || Absolute (limited) || Incremental (infinite) || Absolute (limited) || | | Scale & range || Absolute (limited) || Incremental (infinite) || Absolute (limited) || | ||
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*Usually incompatible with other standards | *Usually incompatible with other standards | ||
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