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Question 8.11: Consider the simulation results for PID control in Figs. 8.1...

Consider the simulation results for PID control in Figs. 8.15 and 8.16. Note that the u_{I} response in Fig. 8.16 changes monotonically. Do you think this feature is typical of u_{I} responses for other PID controllers? Justify your answer.

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