2011
DOI: 10.4236/jsea.2011.43018
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A Design of a PID Self-Tuning Controller Using LabVIEW

Abstract: In this paper a trial has been made to design a simple self-tuning LabVIEW-based PID controller. The controller uses an open-loop relay test, calculates the tuned parameters in an open loop mode of operation before it updates controller parameters and runs the process as a closed-loop system. The controller reacts on a persistent offset error value as a result of load disturbance or a set point change. Practical results show that such a controller may be recommended to control a variety of industrial processes… Show more

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“…The PI controller for constant load milling was designed based on the machining system dynamics. This study used LabVIEW [38] to create the chirp signals and the block diagram of the program is shown in Figure 3, where f1 and f2 were the start and end frequencies of the chirp signals, respectively. The input signal was the voltage signal for controlling the feedrate.…”
Section: H System Identificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The PI controller for constant load milling was designed based on the machining system dynamics. This study used LabVIEW [38] to create the chirp signals and the block diagram of the program is shown in Figure 3, where f1 and f2 were the start and end frequencies of the chirp signals, respectively. The input signal was the voltage signal for controlling the feedrate.…”
Section: H System Identificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the accuracy of the angle of attack against the setpoint is good enough although there is still a difference of about 0.5⁰. The Angle of Attack control system is basically using the PID toolkit provided in the LabVIEW [15]. Figure 20 shows that the operator only needs to enter the desired set point of angle of attack and after that press the OK button then the system will move the motor up to the desired set point position or until it reached the desired angle of attack position.…”
Section: Control Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The output value of the filter depends on the filter length and its weights. Although FIR filters are used to improve the quality of control and to reduce impact of signal noise, they might decrease the controller efficiency if used incorrectly [4,45]. This is due to the fact that filtration adds a side-effect-phase delay of the filtered signal.…”
Section: Filtration Blocks (Fil)mentioning
confidence: 99%