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I'm trying to convert a digital PI controller, as shown in Figure 1, to an IIR filter structure like the one in Figure 2. My goal is to obtain the values of a1, b0, and b1 in terms of the constants K1 ...
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I am trying to implement PID control on a sensor signal that has many discontinuities in it. Due to these discontinuities, the differentiated signal does not provide a meaningful or useful signal I ...
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E.g. the Symbol Sync block has a Loop Bandwidth, which (if I read the source right) ends up as a PI loop. I know what PID does mathematically, and what FIR and IIR ...
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In this post, LJSilver mentioned that a PI compensator is not appropriate for a constantly changing reference, such as a sinusoidal waveform. In this scenario, a lag compensator is considered the ...
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I'd like to start by saying that I'm pretty clueless about controllers, control theory, or really anything to do with this subject. I'm a programmer, but I'm part of a project involving a 6 degree of ...
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I have logged gyroscope sensor data for roll(x), pitch(y) and yaw(z) axis and i want to plot their step response with Python to be able to tune the pid controller of my quad better. 1. I have found ...
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(Related to: https://engineering.stackexchange.com/q/14619) Quick question: I am getting a strong initial value and strong undershoot in the step response. How can I suppress it with the feedback ...
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I am trying to implement a Phase Locked Loop in a microcontroller STM32. I have a reference signal and feedback signal which has $\phi$ difference wrt reference signal. For the moment, I am not using ...
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I have been trying to implement PLL in a STM32 microcontroller. Starting with the first step, I want to implement a phase detector. I tried to first simulate in Python so that I can later use in STM32....
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I am trying to control a plant with PID using tuning rules such as the Ziegler-Nichols rules. However, it is not always easy just to send a step to your plant source of the image. Another method to ...
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I only know the "vanilla" use of a Kalman filter and I am currently trying to understand an article available here (the algorithm is presented in the 6 first pages) : Adaptive Single Neuron ...
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Previously, I answer for this PID controller that I want to understand completly. This is used for control the opening $U_n$ of a valve let gas pass and reach a certain pressure (SetPoint). There is ...
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I have to use the PID algorithm that I describe below, obtained from a PLC in the company where I work, so I want to understand it. This is used for control a valve that opens to let gas pass and ...
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I am having difficulty understanding the effect of quantization noise and ADC resolution in a digital PID controller. I am also trying to understand the effects of sampling jitter on a PID controller. ...
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I have a simple model (input-plant-output) with a transfer function : $$ T(s)=\frac{4}{s^{2}+2s+4} $$ The goal of this problem is to design a system such that it has the following specification for a ...
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