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PID control applications - Temperature and position control

Author: Dominique JACOB

Publication date: September 10, 2004 | Lire en français

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    • Dominique JACOB: Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering - Former student at ENS Cachan - Senior lecturer at Poitiers University Institute of Technology

     INTRODUCTION

    PID control is not the most efficient of controls, but it is the most widespread. The technician or engineer confronted with a control system in practice is often limited to the implementation of a PID controller, which does not offer all the tuning possibilities of modern methods. What's more, it's generally impossible to carry out open-loop tests to identify the system being controlled. This type of controller must therefore be tuned using closed-loop tests only.

    Here, we present two very common practical applications: temperature control and position control of a mechanical system powered by a brushless motor. Control is performed using the method of moments and the classical frequency method.

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