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Experiment No 11
Experiment No 11
Experiment No. 11
Title:
Tuning of PID controller with Controller settings.
Objectives:
i. Perceive the purpose of PID controller.
ii. Detect the method to tune a PID controller with controller settings.
Apparatus Required:
MS-15 DC Motor Module
AS-3 Command Potentiometer
CLIO Interface Module with PC connection leads
System Power supply
4mm Connection Leads
PC running VCL (Visual Control Laboratory) Software
Procedure:
Start VCL and load CA06PE09.
Output Span - S0
Measure the output span - the difference between the initial value and steady
state value of the output.
Output span S0 = 3.2 V
Measure the input span - the difference between the initial value and steady state
value of the input.
Input Span Si = 3.0 V
Line of Maximum Slope - Time Constant τ
Using Line B and Slope controls, determine the line of maximum slope. It might
be helpful to change channel 4 Magnify to 1/2 and Time to x2.
τ= 0.19 s
Time Delay T
T= 0.1 s
Controller Settings:
The controller settings are then calculated from the table below:
1.78125
1.603 1.32
2.1375 0.8
0.0125
Ziegler-Nichols Setting (Table # 1)
Calculate (and hence PB %), TI and TD and enter the values in Table 2.
Unfreeze the display, restore the controller to PID and use the values calculated as
the controller settings.
Usually both integral and derivative time constants need to be increased.
Try setting TI to 0.5τ and TD to 0.5TI, leaving PB as calculated. This gives a
much less oscillatory response.
Conclusion:
In this experiment we have learned what vis the purpose of the PID controller and why
we used PID controllers in industry for control purpose.