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The PID controller '''starts''' when setting the setpoint (see {{fname|setpoint(value)}} ) and '''stop''' when {{fname|stop()}} is called. | The PID controller '''starts''' when setting the setpoint (see {{fname|setpoint(value)}} ) and '''stop''' when {{fname|stop()}} is called. | ||
{{dbox-gray| A typical application of PID would be a speed regulation: | {{dbox-gray|1= A typical application of PID would be a speed regulation: | ||
* Kp, Ki, Kd : to determine | * Kp, Ki, Kd : to determine | ||
* dt = 100ms | * dt = 100ms | ||
Revision as of 02:06, 30 June 2026
Software PID
The PymateIO includes the PID class (pid library). This controller have been deployed with success into the Plancha-CMS project.
The PID controler do use a Time to perform its treatments.
As for each PID Controller, the following parameter are required:
- Kp : Proportional constant
- Ki : Integral constant
- Kd : Derivated constant
The software controler requires additional parameters:
- dt: time (ms) between two consecutive measurement
- measure_func : the function that returns the PID input value.
- output_func : the function(value) called by the PID controler to set the output.
- output_min : minimal value for the output.
- output_max : maximal value for the output.
The PID controller starts when setting the setpoint (see setpoint(value) ) and stop when stop() is called.
A typical application of PID would be a speed regulation:
- Kp, Ki, Kd : to determine
- dt = 100ms
- measurement_func : returns the RPM
- output_func : set the PWM duty cycle (in percent)
- output_min : 0
- output_max : 100
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