Difference between Open Loop and Closed Loop Control System

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Difference between Open Loop and Closed Loop Control System


In this article, we will study the what is difference between open-loop and closed-loop control systems.

Let’s compare both systems with multiple specifications.

Difference between Open Loop and Closed Loop Control Systems.



. Block Diagram of Open-Loop & Closed-Loop Control System

  • Open-Loop Control System





  • Closed-Loop Control System.


What is the example of an open-loop & closed-loop control system?

Open-loop control system examples:

Closed-loop control system examples:

  • Human respiratory system
  • Air conditioner (AC)
  • DC motor speed control
  • Missile launching system
  • Radar tracking system

These are all the basic specifications of open-loop vs closed-loop systems with examples. Also, describe the advantages and disadvantages of open and closed-loop control systems.

If you have any queries, you can ask in the comment section.

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