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HERON'S INEXHAUSTIBLE GOBLET Moshe F Rubinstein, Patterns of Problem Solving, Prentice-Hall, 1975 Heron (also known as Hero), who lived in Alexandria in the first century A.D. was one of the early contributors to feedback control. In one of his creations, a float valve was employed to maintain a constant level of wine in an "Inexhaustible Goblet," as shown [at right].
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