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Rickt31
modified 5 years ago

PID control

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PID with operational amplifiers, here it's not possible to simulate de mechanical coupling between the potenciometer and the motor, but the idea is making a functional circuit for the simulation. Any ideas will be received!
published 5 years ago
Bushmills
5 years ago
Possibly, adding a small resistor between motor and feed, as current probe, then change load level of motor to simulate input, as in http://everycircuit.com/circuit/6638221898022912
hurz
5 years ago
But a PID controler is not just a chain of multiplying OpAmp with its different gain. This would just result in a P rehulator. I and D is totaly missing. Sure as long motors do not return something like speed or position, motors are useless. You have to be creative and model a little circuit e.g. low pass first order to emulate this. Or for a position of a roboter arm you could use an integrator to emulate a sensor. But you need to emulate as long there are no sensors available wirhin EC. Sorry.
Bushmills
5 years ago
Or, use a scope trace for motor emulation. Level representing motor position, input conveniently provided as voltage already.
hurz
5 years ago
@bush, this is to make it visible, but what a regulator needs is a parameter to control on, so it must be something which could be read back. The voltage at the motor is not the position of a robot arm.
Bushmills
5 years ago
Hurz, position can be simulated. How much sophistication such a simulation needs is up to the implementer - possible even a simple RC filter can reflect some characteristics of a motor, approaching its destined position.
hurz
5 years ago
thats what i have said already, but its a very bad way to get help, better would be an extra e.g integrating element coupled with the motor for a clean move left and stop and turn back. Now we use RC in simple case and make tau extreme high to stay linear and have to transform voltage into a distance. There are so many useful components im missing 😭
Bushmills
5 years ago
Correct, but it won't help the tiniest bit to ponder what we can't use because we ain't got it. Instead, we rather try to do with what we have.
hurz
5 years ago
or we leave it, cuz EveryCircuit MuseMaze dont want us todo?!
Bushmills
5 years ago
Or that.
Bushmills
5 years ago
Here is btw, a thread close to fading into oblivion, presumably a sort of wishlist: http://everycircuit.com/circuit/6108778365714432
hurz
5 years ago
thats the oldest link for this topic exist. There were newer ones and this + Icon was the latest in componente list.
hurz
5 years ago
dont use any threads, use only + for your wishes, this was the last msg i remember
Bushmills
5 years ago
One can paste the wishlist URL into the + dialog. Typing the request directly there is like throwing it into a black hole.
kiani
5 years ago
Hey how did you di a yellow resistor !! The pricip of PID can be done on EC. A full blown with feedback from motor and a position sensor, is just too ambitious for any simulator..
hurz
5 years ago
easy, highlight by click on it and store. But all this with the google chrome browser version. In Mobile App impossible

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