2. The signal
2.1 General
An automatic system is affected by certain time-varying quantities: the inputs. There are two types of inputs (figure 8 ):
useful inputs, or commands, that you want the system to obey;
parasitic inputs or disturbances, to which one would like its operation to be insensitive.
Disturbances are by nature unpredictable; they are random functions of time, as are commands, since an automatic system is called upon to work under a priori non-determined conditions of use. As a result, an adequate description of its operation must, in principle, make use of methods for studying random functions....
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