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A setpoint is a target value for a system's controlled variable. It represents the desired state that a control system aims to maintain. For example, in a thermostat controlling room temperature, the setpoint is the temperature you select on the dial, such as 22 degrees Celsius. The thermostat's control system then works to adjust the heating or cooling to keep the actual room temperature as close to this setpoint as possible.
Setpoint control is fundamental to many automated systems. In industrial processes, setpoints are used to regulate
The process of maintaining a setpoint often involves a feedback loop. Sensors measure the current value of