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Noise, resonant mode, and sample time are considered in tuning the close-loop controllers. SpinTAC simplifies the tuning process with one tuning parameter. By adjusting the bandwidth, it is straightforward to find desired performance while keeping the stability margins. As the bandwidth is increased, there is less deviation from the setpoint with the same amount of disturbance load applied. However as the bandwidth increases, this increases the noise that the controller is using to determine the output. Finding the correct tuning is often a balance between disturbance rejection and resultant noise that is generated.
The sample time is taken into account automatically by the SpinTAC controller. It uses the sample time of your system as a limit on the available bandwidth. This limit prevents your system from going unstable by preventing it from having a very high bandwidth and a very small sample time which can cause some instability in your system.