What is a feed through term in block diagram?

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Start date Nov 9, 2016
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A feed through term in a block diagram refers to a direct connection between input and output without any modification or processing. It indicates that the output is influenced directly by the input, often seen in control engineering contexts. Understanding this term is crucial for analyzing system dynamics and feedback loops. Providing the specific sentence where the term is used can help clarify its application. Overall, grasping the concept of feed through terms enhances comprehension of system behavior in control engineering.

Nov 9, 2016

gaus12777

I`m reading some paper about control engeneering.
But I don`t know what is feed through term exactly. Is it a connection between some point in one circuit?

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Nov 9, 2016

JBA

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You should post a copy of the sentence that includes that term to give us some basis for its context in the sentence.

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