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Offline electros6Topic starter

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PID controller for bench power supply
« on: May 06, 2013, 01:39:04 pm »
Sir ,
     I am s big fan of yours. you are my roll model .
     I recently designed a bench power supply based of PID controller . I got the PID parameters using close loop tuning. Every thing works fine expect , that the settling time is around 1sec , but the settling time for the agilent E3210A is around 700ms. please somebody help me to increase the settle time. I used atmega8 microcontroller and LT8030.  I change the sampling time but does not yield any result. Please help me
 

Offline Korken

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Re: PID controller for bench power supply
« Reply #1 on: May 06, 2013, 01:47:21 pm »
The best thing to do is to measure the transfer function of the system and after that to use Matlabs PID-tuning toolbox.
Then you can directly see if what you want is possible and what effect noise will have.

Regards, Emil
 


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