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A PID controller is a (closed) control loop feedback mechanism. It is used in industral control for proportional, integral and derivative feedback.

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I’m working on a small line-follower robot using an ESP32, TB6612FNG motor driver, and N20 gear motors. Everything works fine initially, but after several runs I notice that: the ESP32 occasionally ...
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I’m tuning the FOC current loops for a BLDC motor and computed the PI gains in continuous time. Motor: Leadshine 86BLS58 (datasheet snippet attached). Sampling at(Current PID loops) 10 kHz (Ts = 100 ...
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I am studying the theory of brushless electric motors and do not understand how to calculate the torque delivered by a motor. Let's assume a PMSM brushless motor using a FOC. I found these two ...
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Let us assume a torque control of a PMSM motor, where the parameters to be set are Iq and Id. 1) Is it normal that by setting IqRef the rotor rotates clockwise ... while by setting IdRef it rotates ...
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I built a PID controller and connected it to a current driver as presented in the pictures. The problem is that when I change the gain of Proportional by reducing or increasing the output current ...
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I have a HVAC pressure/flow controller that has a 0-10V output that is PID derived from the measured flow that the controller derives from two pressure ports. What settings would I use to make the ...
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I am working on an electric car and trying to tune the PI of the current controller. I encounter an overshoot (the controller is shutting down,) but the thing is that, this happens after the setpoint ...
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From this circuit I have to charge a battery so I have to provide constant 16 A and 85 V at output. Simulink screenshot is attached. I’m using current control mode and by using this I’m getting ...
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I have an analog PID controller and it works well in my system, but for some reasons, I need to use a digital PID controller to replace it. Try to remain consistent with before as much as possible, I ...
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In the Texas Instrument document "InstaSPIN-FOC" explains in Chapter 11 how to do PID tuning for PMSMS and AC induction motors. Specifically, in the speed loop, speedKp = (δ•speedKi) / K ...
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I have a buck dc-dc converter My goal is to identify a dynamic model of this circuit. The model shall serve for design of the inductor current control loop. Until this moment I thought the model in ...
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I have been implementing a control software for the buck dc-dc converter. The converter with following parameters \$R_L=19.0\cdot 10^{-3}\,\Omega\$, \$L=10^{-3}\,\mathrm{H}\$ has a battery at its ...
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I have a current control loop of a dc-dc converter (for the question it doesn't matter what is its topology). The control loop has following configuration (\$D (s)\$ is a transfer function of the ...
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I am trying to design an analog PID circuit. I am trying to understand the resetting part of the integrator stage. I have found the following circuit. I am a bit puzzled by the AUTO-RESET part of the ...
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I am new to this topic, but I am trying to understand how to use Bode plots to optimize my PID loop parameters for PDH locking a laser to an ultrastable cavity. For simplicity (and based on what I ...
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My system has to inflate a rubber device using a diaphragm pump to a specified pressure (about 1000 Pa, with an ideal accuracy of ±50 Pa). The volume of the device is about 3 L. The pump is connected ...
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I found an op amp circuit that is designed to be a derivative controller (D-controller) simulate this circuit – Schematic created using CircuitLab and the transfer function $$ \frac{V_o}{V_i} = -...
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I have a 3-phase, 240 V, 3 kW heating element that I intend to control via PLC ==> PWM==> SSR. In case this control methods fails electrically, how do I prevent (limit) my heating element to go ...
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I'm working on a temperature control project for airflow utilizing a 3kW heater, an SSR, and a PID controller. For safety purposes, I need to incorporate an emergency button to immediately cut off ...
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I'm trying to complete this simple task: I have solenoid valves to control the humidity in an array of boxes. I use time proportional PID control to turn them on or off. I suspect I keep wearing them ...
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I wanted to design a small temperature-regulated DC heater for the sake of educational purposes in the field of control theory. The idea is to heat up a resistive element through a buck converter of ...
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I am new to studying algorithms, so I am wondering what are the advantages of using an algorithm such as Genetic Algorithm or PSO to tune the PID parameters compared to classical methods, such as ...
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What is the unit of integral windup reset parameter? Is it the same as the unit of time, seconds?
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I need to make a gimbal stabilization platform for a project. I should be able to control both speed and position (a servo or stepper motor are not suitable for this reason.) There are DC motors with ...
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I used this paper as a reference. I am simulating a half-bridge LLC (350V-400V input to 12V output) with a PI controller. You can find the MATLAB Simulink model I have here. All the parameters are ...
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