Identify a Difference Between Feedforward Control and Feedback Control

question 94

Multiple Choice

Identify a difference between feedforward control and feedback control?

• A) Unlike feedforward control, feedback control attempts to eliminate the delay between performance and feedback about the performance.
• B) Unlike feedforward control, feedback control involves gathering information about performance deficiencies before they occur.
• C) Feedforward control is a bottom-up process, while feedback control is a top-down process.
• D) Feedforward control monitors inputs, while feedback control monitors outputs.

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