| ??? 05/10/03 16:31 Read: times |
#45177 - RE: time proportioning temperature control Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Hallo Harun,
I'm not quite sure whether I understood your post in detail. So, please forgive me, when I do not hit the problem... You measure temperature T of your application. Duty cycle then is calculated by: Duty cycle = (SP-T) / PB x 100% + 50% Heating is done the following: Measure temperature. Only if measured temperature T is less than SP, heating pulse is applied. So, when T is higher than SP ignore heating, wait for one period doing nothing. But when T is less than SP, calculate duty cycle and apply according pulse for one period. After this period go to beginning. This is a very easy algorithm, but results in some ripple. Algorithm can still made easier by using constant duty cycle. Bye, Kai |
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