PID tuning by Graph

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11 Jun 2013 11:37 #35517 by schmidtmotorworks
I have found a way to understand PID tuning that is easy for me to understand and is working well.
While running a program that moves an axis back and forth and watching the f-error graph I experimented with the effect of adjusting each setting until I could see what each one did to the f-error.

Knowing that made it easy to know what setting to adjust to reduce the f-error

The image below shows what effect adjusting some of the settings has on the shape of the f-error graph.

I hope this is helpful to someone.

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12 Jun 2013 08:51 #35559 by cmorley
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hmm this would be good info to add to the manual as well as the pics from here:
wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?PWM_Servo_Amplifiers

Or something similar.

What ya think John?
PID tuning still seems like black magic .... :)

Chris M

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12 Jun 2013 16:40 #35563 by BigJohnT
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Dang page won't load and I'm off on a short vacation... yes PID tuning is a black magic.

JT

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13 Jun 2013 01:51 - 13 Jun 2013 01:51 #35574 by schmidtmotorworks
Yah, I was really frustrated by it when i was following the text instructions.

It doesn't seem like a black art at all now.

Maybe the text meant the same to some people as the graphic I posted.

Using this method, I could tune an axis on my machine in 10 minutes maximum. The second axis in 2 minutes since the graph was already set up..
Last edit: 13 Jun 2013 01:51 by schmidtmotorworks.

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