As most of the sensor have some or other kind of time delay, in my model I have used a temperature sensor the signal provided by the sensor is going through a transfer function just to replicate its true nature (i.e thermal inertia). As the sensor data is being used in a feed back loop. The senor with a transfer function is causing eratic behaviour of my whole model. Because when the setpoint is high enough the sensor reading are all over the place. What should I do?As most of the sensor have some or other kind of time delay, in my model I have used a temperature sensor the signal provided by the sensor is going through a transfer function just to replicate its true nature (i.e thermal inertia). As the sensor data is being used in a feed back loop. The senor with a transfer function is causing eratic behaviour of my whole model. Because when the setpoint is high enough the sensor reading are all over the place. What should I do? As most of the sensor have some or other kind of time delay, in my model I have used a temperature sensor the signal provided by the sensor is going through a transfer function just to replicate its true nature (i.e thermal inertia). As the sensor data is being used in a feed back loop. The senor with a transfer function is causing eratic behaviour of my whole model. Because when the setpoint is high enough the sensor reading are all over the place. What should I do? transfer function, steady state error MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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