automatic-control block diagram
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automatic-control block diagram
(¦öd·ə¦mad·ik kən′trōl ′bläk ′dī·ə′gram)
(control systems) A diagrammatic representation of the mathematical relationships defining the flow of information and energy through the automatic control system, in which the components of the control system are represented as functional blocks in series and parallel arrangements according to their position in the actual control system.
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