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process noise is added to PID control there is quite a change in the
control output. The addition of the derivative component to the con-
trol algorithm still drives the process output to set point without
oscillation, but there is a tremendous price to pay in the activity of the
control output Also, note the spike in the output at t = 30 when the
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