This document describes a traffic light programming structure and control system design project with the following objectives:
1. Program a traffic light sequence to switch between red, green, and yellow in the proper order and check light sequences.
2. Design a control system for regulating liquid level in a tank using a PID controller, analyzing the system response both with and without anti-windup control.
3. The project involves modeling the tank system, finding the transfer function, and ensuring the control system provides excellent set point tracking even when system parameters change.
This document describes a traffic light programming structure and control system design project with the following objectives:
1. Program a traffic light sequence to switch between red, green, and yellow in the proper order and check light sequences.
2. Design a control system for regulating liquid level in a tank using a PID controller, analyzing the system response both with and without anti-windup control.
3. The project involves modeling the tank system, finding the transfer function, and ensuring the control system provides excellent set point tracking even when system parameters change.
This document describes a traffic light programming structure and control system design project with the following objectives:
1. Program a traffic light sequence to switch between red, green, and yellow in the proper order and check light sequences.
2. Design a control system for regulating liquid level in a tank using a PID controller, analyzing the system response both with and without anti-windup control.
3. The project involves modeling the tank system, finding the transfer function, and ensuring the control system provides excellent set point tracking even when system parameters change.
This document describes a traffic light programming structure and control system design project with the following objectives:
1. Program a traffic light sequence to switch between red, green, and yellow in the proper order and check light sequences.
2. Design a control system for regulating liquid level in a tank using a PID controller, analyzing the system response both with and without anti-windup control.
3. The project involves modeling the tank system, finding the transfer function, and ensuring the control system provides excellent set point tracking even when system parameters change.
Aim:- o Trafc light programming structure o Control system Design 1. Trafc light programming structure I. A three-color trafc light must switch lights in the following order: red, green, yellow, red. rite a program that chec!s a se"uence of light codes and determines if that se"uence follows: Two ways trafc signal system must #e programmed. $a!e user friendly software design for altering time delay se"uence during hea%y trafc and normal trafc &. Control system Design programming I. 'pen ( loop step response Compute and plot the step response of G)s* + 1,,- )s& . &s . 1,,* II. Closed ( loop step response Compute and plot the step response of G)s* + 1,,- )s& . &s . 1,,* H)s* + 1- )s . 1,,* /int: 0se Control Design 1 2imulation Display the results using wa%eform chart Analysis system with 3oot locus and 4ode plots The '%ershoot, 2ettling Time and 5ea! 6alue. III. 0sing 5ID ( Controller implement le%el control system: A system consists of a tan! containing a li"uid and an inlet to this tan!. The 7ow through the inlet is controlled #y a %al%e. The li"uid le%el is sensed and used #y a controller to control the %al%e.
$a!e and state the necessary assumptions allowed #y the real #eha%iour of this system, model this system, and perform analysis on this system to attain:
8ind the o%erall Transfer 8unction of cylindrical tan! The system parameters are changed, these "uantities should also change. Control system for tan! should ha%e e9cellent set point trac!ing. I6. Implement system with and without Anti ( windup Control using 5ID controller The controlled plant is a :rst-order process with dead-time descri#ed #y Exp-3 Trafc Light Programming Structure and control system Design /int: Performance without Using Anti-Windup First, we examine the effect of saturation on the closed-loop when the saturation model is not considered by the PID Controller block. Performance Using Anti-Windup