I think many experienced Industrial Controls engineers feel the same way like me. Namely, I have always thought I am not doing something right. Like, where have those Laplaces, Furiers, State spaces gone after my graduation? Why I am stuck with PID and everybody is OK with that? It is good to find out I am not alone here, and that it is really OK. :)
They switched tuning techniques between my 3rd and 4th year tech school, from closed loop Ziegler Nichole's sustained oscillations to the Open loop bump.
what a amazing job, I really appreciate this videos it helps me alot. i Have a question , this could be very simple but i can't figure out.. when your controller has a negative error, it means a negative input to the actuator but.. if i have a servo motor I can't use negative values? so what means that negative input ... and i've been working into a ball and beam process , that process would be a Non self regulating process? I'm sorry for my english . hope you can help me thanks ..!!!!
As a technician, I have struggled with PID control on applications in the past. This presentation really clarifies the method for me.
Very good presentation, really appreciate all that effort . Thanks
I think many experienced Industrial Controls engineers feel the same way like me. Namely, I have always thought I am not doing something right. Like, where have those Laplaces, Furiers, State spaces gone after my graduation? Why I am stuck with PID and everybody is OK with that? It is good to find out I am not alone here, and that it is really OK. :)
Great video. Really liked the industry perspective. Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely wonderful description, Thanks.
It's just great....
Very Interesting and helpful....
Thanks a lot for sharing this...
They switched tuning techniques between my 3rd and 4th year tech school, from closed loop Ziegler Nichole's sustained oscillations to the Open loop bump.
very comprehensive lecture, thank you :)
Awesome presentation. Thanks.
Appreciate the effort man
Excellent presentation
very informative. Thank You :)
Enjoyed, thank you!
very helpful lecture
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what a amazing job, I really appreciate this videos it helps me alot. i Have a question , this could be very simple but i can't figure out.. when your controller has a negative error, it means a negative input to the actuator but.. if i have a servo motor I can't use negative values? so what means that negative input ... and i've been working into a ball and beam process , that process would be a Non self regulating process? I'm sorry for my english . hope you can help me thanks ..!!!!
Looking at the formulas you show 1/Kp*Tp/(0p+Tc) are not Tp and Tc the same thing?
Hi my friend, thank for your video,
I have a doubt, what is Tc ????
Thank you.
Zeno Martorana
Italy.