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The document describes the design of a PID controller for an ABS system. A PID controller uses proportional, integral and derivative terms to minimize error in a feedback loop by adjusting the system output. The controller is designed using Simulink MATLAB, with a block diagram showing how it evaluates feedback to generate an error signal and alters the system output until error reaches zero. Plots show the PID controller successfully tracks a reference input in meters with a slightly underdamped response that could be improved by tuning the gains.
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Week 14 pid may 24 2016 pe 3032
Okay, let's solve this step-by-step:
* Set point (Io) = 12 rpm
* Range = 15 - 10 = 5 rpm
* Initial controller output = 22%
* KI = -0.15%/s/% error
* Error = Actual - Set point = ?
* Given: Initial output is 22%
* To find: What is the actual speed?
Using the integral control equation:
Iout = Io - KI * ∫edt
22% = 12rpm - 0.15%/s/% * ∫e dt
∫e dt = (22% - 12rpm)/0.15%/s/% = 40%*
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Basicontrol
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Citation: Sumardi, Diponegoro University; Wahyudi ,Diponegoro University; Ajub Ajulian ,Diponegoro University; Bambang Winardi ,Diponegoro University; Mega Rosaliana ,Diponegoro University. "Self-Tuning Fuzzy PID Design for BLDC Speed Control." Global Research and Development Journal For Engineering 34 2018: 4 - 11.
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