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'''First Order Control''' is when a desired result is attempted by adjusting a scalar (first order) control.  Such mechanisms, where first order change successfully produces desired results, are called first order mechanisms.  First order control is contrasted to [[Higher Order Control]].

While many simple mechanisms are completely first order, most complex mechanisms are only first order within a range of operation.

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*<i>Change</i> [[Paul Watzlawick]] [find urls]
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