| ??? 04/30/03 22:43 Read: times |
#44573 - RE: Auto-tuning pid Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Quite HOW it all works I don't know, but when the system is stimulated by a PRBS of signals that keep the output UNsaturated, a record is made of the system output. A cross-correlation algorithm is then used to extract the impulse response for the system from the data. With the impulse response, it is possible to apply a control strategy.
We have played with a Ziegler- Nichols method with sampled data systems and it didn't really work well for us - and as Alfredo points out, you can't force a PID solution onto a system with significant third or fourth order poles, or other non-linear systems. Since Jez seems to have far more maths than the rest of us, I hope he can inject some comments in this thread. Steve |
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