P, PD, PI and PID controls |
Introduction |
Lesson |
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| To define the concepts of stability, overelongation, correction time and optimization | |||
| To graphically determine Tu and Tg | |||
| To experimentally determine the influence of KP, TI and TD on the overelongation and on the correction time, for the different controllers (P, PD, PI and PID) | |||
| To optimize a PID controller for the control of a 4th order process | |||
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Modules and
instrumentation
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DC Power Supply | DL 2613 | |
| Voltage Reference Generator | DL 2614 | ||
| PID Controller | DL 2622 | ||
| Simulated Controlled System (2) | DL 2675 | ||
| Double trace storage oscilloscope, complete with probes or |
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| Supervision and data acquisition unit | DL UDA | ||
| Connecting cables | |||
| Single Pole Push Button | DL PP-Mod | ||
| Single Pole Switch | DL PS-Mod | ||
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Assembly diagram