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2010 (1) November 2010 (1) October 2010 (2) September 2010 (1) August 2010 (1) July 2010 (1) May 2010 (2) April 2010 (1) March 2010 (3) February 2010 (3) January 2010 (2) Search After search, use << and >> links at itae criterion top of page to view other pages. Get Updates on Facebook About OptiControls The Author Contact Me « Level Versus Flow Control Detuning Control Loops » Minimum IAE Tuning Rules September 13, 2012 I came across the Minimum IAE and other error-integral tuning rules very early in my career, but until recently I did not have the original paper describing the development of these rules. A few weeks ago I contacted Dr. C.L. Smith to get a copy of the paper he coauthored in integral absolute error wiki 1967: Tuning Controllers with Error-Integral Criteria (Reference at end of this article). The error-integral tuning rules described in this paper minimize the area that develops over time if a process variable deviates from its setpoint, shown as shaded areas in Figure 1. Figure 1. Shaded areas indicate the integral of absolute error after a disturbance to a process. Explain, please! You may wonder exactly what you are looking at in Figure 1, so let me explain. Imagine we have a running pump for pumping chemicals into a reactor, and a second pump on standby (Figure 2). If the operator starts the second pump, the flow rate (process variable) will increase. As a result, the flow controller will close the control valve a little to get the flow back to setpoint. The control action is not shown in Figure 1, but it is so strong that it over-corrects, causing the flow rate to undershoot the setpoint and oscillate a few times before finally settling out. The shaded areas between the process variable and setpoint are the integral of the error. Figure 2. The total flow rate will be disturbed when pump 2 starts up. Tuning Objectives So, let’s get back to the technical paper. The paper describes tuning rules for minimizing several error-related integrals: 1. Integral of the error squared (ISE) 2. Integral of the absolute error (IAE) 3. Integral of the absolute error multiplied by time (ITAE) The authors recognized that a controller’s integral and derivative times should b
Request full-text Tuning PID controllers using error-integral criteria and response surfaces based optimizationArticle in Engineering Optimization 33(2):135-152 · December 2000 with 64 ReadsDOI: 10.1080/03052150008940914 1st
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MASOOD SAHRAIAN2nd SRINIVAS KODIYALAMAbstractA method for tuning a Proportional, Integral, itae criterion wiki Derivative (PID) controller in order to optimize its response is presented. A state-space realization of the
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controller and the plant is used. A response surface approximation-based optimization approach is used to minimize the number of detailed controller response analyses. A heuristic algorithm http://blog.opticontrols.com/archives/884 is used to select designs that are close to D-optimal designs to construct the initial linear approximation. The tuning methodology is directly applicable to multi-input, multi-output control systems and is shown to obtain improved results compared to the traditional tuning techniques such as Ziegler-Nichols method. Realistic applications are provided to illustrate the method https://www.researchgate.net/publication/233138415_Tuning_PID_controllers_using_error-integral_criteria_and_response_surfaces_based_optimization outlined in this paper.Do you want to read the rest of this article?Request full-text CitationsCitations3ReferencesReferences2The simulation of sound signal masking with different chaotic oscillations and its circuit application"In the meanwhile, a PID controller is used to synchronize the two chaotic oscillators. PID coefficients used in this study are defined by using the Ziegler– Nichols and response surface based optimization methods [16]. Masking of the sound signals with the chaotic oscillator and the removal of the mask are given in Figure 1. "[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: The chaotic masking process on sound signals using the systems of Lorenz, Rössler, Sprott, Chen, and Arneodo chaotic oscillations are simulated with MATLAB/Simulink. The PID control method providing synchronization in the system is defined and the mean square errors between the times to reach synchronization and the input-output sound signals are compared for the system performance. The Sprott chaotic system is found to be the best synchronized system. Therefore, the applica
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