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I started off by using k p and k i values of 0.2 and 0.1, respectively. A square wave with a frequency of 0.4 Hz is commanded to the virtual QUBE to alternate the speed of the load shaft between 10 rad/s and 50 rad/s. The Simulink model implements a PI speed controller.
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If you don’t have QLabs, sign up for a free trial! Simulink model that uses the Closed-loop PID Autotuner block
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If you already have QLabs and MATLAB/Simulink and would like to try it out, you can download the controller from here. QLabs Virtual QUBE-Servo 2īelow is the controller that I used as part of my test. Since I did not have a physical QUBE-Servo 2 with me, I decided to test out the Closed-Loop PID Autotuner block on the QLabs Virtual QUBE-Servo 2.
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Schematic diagram of how to use the PID Autotuner block Example using QLabs Virtual QUBE-Servo 2 Keep in mind that until the autotuning process begins, the block relays the PID control signal, u, directly to the plant input, u +Δu. Once the autotuning process has stopped, the tuned PID gains can be applied to the PID controller block to validate the closed-loop performance in real-time. The autotuner finds PID gains based on the estimated frequency response and the desired bandwidth and phase margin. You can start the autotuning process by applying a non-negative value to the start/stop port, or applying a zero or negative value to stop the tuning process. The test signals are sinusoids at the frequencies ω c, where ω c is the specified target bandwidth for tuning. The block works by performing a frequency-response estimation experiment by injecting test signals into your plant. The diagram below shows how the PID Autotuner block could be integrated into a PID controller. The block lets you tune your controller to achieve a specified bandwidth and phase margin without a parametric plant model. The advantages of autotuning methods such as this – and why it’s used in industry so much – is the system remains under closed-loop control with the initial PID gains and the gains are tuned without needing a model of the plant. The Closed-Loop PID Autotuner block is part of the Simulink Control Design™ toolbox and it lets you tune a PID controller in real-time starting with a set of initial controller gains that results in a stable loop. What is Simulink’s Closed-Loop PID Autotuner Block? Make sure to check out the MATLAB Tech Talk that my friend Brian Douglas has made on controller tuning.
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There are numerous ways to tune a PID controller, from manual and heuristic methods (which require no or little mathematics) such as the Ziegler–Nichols method, to pole placement design where the gains around found based the model and desired specifications. For example, in the case of a proportional-integral-derivative (PID) controller, tuning the controller means adjusting k p, k i, and k d gains such that the system being controlled produces a desired overshoot or rise time. What is Controller Tuning?Ĭontroller tuning is the process of adjusting the parameters of the controller to achieve a desired dynamic response. So, when I recently came across an autotuning block in Simulink®, I had to give it a try with our Virtual QUBE-Servo 2 to see how well it works tuning the gains of a PI (proportional-integral) speed controller on-the-fly. As a result, online control tuning techniques are commonly used.
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Given the complexity and interconnectivity of those systems, it is often operationally and financially undesirable or even unsafe to shut down a part of the system for tuning purposes. I spent a fair bit of time working in the oil and gas industry where you come across many sophisticated control systems.