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Can anybody tell me what exactly what pid stands for and what each
letter does for the process.
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I think its Proportional Integral Derivative.
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Welcome to the wonderful world of PID. Welcome to a state of confusion for at least a week. Ron Beauforts posts on PID are excellant. I learned a lot from them. They are What is P in PID What is I in PID What is D in PID You can find these by searching on the title(s) above. There are other posts of course but these are the most direct. After you read these and get some sort of comprehension I have a post where I asked what to do with them. The key words to find this by search command is PID trigger. This may not be that valuable to you because it is centered on AB SLC 5/05. Dan Bentler |
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Gary,
Here is a link to an application note we created on programming PID with ladder logic for Entertron's controllers: http://www.entertron.com/support/apps/note1.pdf Hope this helps. God Bless,
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This might help also
http://www.clabberhead.com/pidtutorial.html or this http://www.fisherregulators.com/tech...350406x012.pdf
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Well Pid As Stands For
P: Proportional I: Integral D:derivative Now P,i,d Are 3 Different Identites In Field Of Process Where U Want To Control Some Parameter Like Temp,pressure,flow,level Etc. To Know About Pid U Should First Know About These Parameters Their Characteristics Dead Lag Time. Then It Has To Be Implemented To All These Parameters. What Is Effect Of P What Is Effect Of I What Is Effect Of D What Do U Mean By Steady State Response,transient Response And Gains Of P,i,d. |
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PID :
P - Proportional control I - Integral control D - Derivative control PID FORMULA: Y-Y0 = Kp(PV-SP)+INTEGRAL OF Ki(PV-SP)WITH RESPECT TO TIME + DERIVETIVE OF Kd (PV-SP)dt Y Stands for controller output Y0 Stands for last controller output to manual mode to auto mode Kp stands for Proportional gain PV-SP = Error Ki Stands for Integral time Kd Stands for Derivative Time P CONTROL: P Control gives the output multiplies with gain and error (error may be positive or negative) I Control: I Control gives the output integrates the error with respect to time. D Control: D control uses for advanced action like temperature control.
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