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Description of Integrator reset relay
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Example: an integrator filter k(1/s).
Example: an integrator filter k(1/s).


In this example, the normal input (<syntaxhighlight lang="xml" inline><property>/autopilot/internal/p-deg_sec</property></syntaxhighlight>)is disconnected and replaved by (output x 10) input when relay Rb is closed. This has the effect of rapidly ramping the integrator output to zero.  
In this example, the normal input (<syntaxhighlight lang="xml" inline><property>/autopilot/internal/p-deg_sec</property></syntaxhighlight>)is disconnected and replaced by (output multiplied by -10 ) when relay Rb is closed. This has the effect of rapidly ramping the integrator output to zero.  


<syntaxhighlight lang="xml">
<syntaxhighlight lang="xml">
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   <input>
   <input>
     <condition>
     <condition>
       <property>/autopilot/internal/Rb</property>
       <property>/autopilot/internal/Rb</property> <!-- Start integrator when Rb is set-->
     </condition>
     </condition>
     <property>/autopilot/internal/p-deg_sec</property>
     <property>/autopilot/internal/p-deg_sec</property>
   </input>
   </input>
   <input> <!-- zero integrator when Rb is not set -->
   <input> <!-- reset integrator output to zero when Rb is not set -->
     <expression>
     <expression>
       <product>
       <product>
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