CONTROLLER PROPERTIES
The PI-Controller is a combination of a proportional and integral controller.
The proportional term produces an output value that is proportional to the current error value. The contribution from the integral term is proportional to both the magnitude of the error and the duration of the error.
The idea is that you first set Ki value to zero and increase Kp until the signal oscillates then set the value of Kp to roughly half. Then increase Ki until any offset is corrected quickly enough for the process.
OVERVIEW
INPUTS
| AI | Actual value | Connect the analogue input here |
| A | Automatic input | 1 = Automatic 0 = Manual (Mv value is output at AQ) |
| R | Reset input | A pulse at R causes the controller to start regulating at 0 |
PARAMETERS
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Remanence | Sets the function block to be remanent, e.g. return to the last known scene after a power cut |
| T | Target value | The desired setpoint for the controller to reach |
| ST | Sampling time | Time interval for the new output value to be computed |
| Tr | Threshold | If error is less than the threshold parameter AQ will remain the same |
| Kp | Proportional term | Causes an output value that is proportional to the current error value |
| Ki | Integral term | Is proportional to both the magnitude of the error and the duration of the error |
| Mv | Analogue value for manual mode | This parameter is output to AQ if manual mode is used (A = 0) |
| Min | Minimum value | Minimum output value of AQ |
| Max | Maximum value | Maximum output value of AQ |
OUTPUTS
| AQ | Analogue output | The controlled signal is output here |
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