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Simple Tuning of Discrete PI and PID Controllers

P. D. Roberts
- 01 Jun 1976 - 
- Vol. 9, Iss: 6, pp 227-234
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In this article, the authors investigated the effectiveness of a simple procedure for tuning discrete PI and PID controllers applied to processes subject to set point changes and load disturbances and obtained closed-loop stability properties and a complete set of graphical tuning relationships to minimise the ITAE performance index.
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The paper investigates the effectiveness of a simple procedure for tuning discrete PI and PID controllers applied to processes subject to set point changes and load disturbances Previous work is extended to obtain closed-loop stability properties and a complete set of graphical tuning relationships to minimise the ITAE performance index when the process under control can be represented adequately by a single time constant and time delay In addition, the simple tuning procedure is shown to exhibit satisfactory performance when applied to the control of a process represented by an eighth order transfer function

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