EBK ACTIVITIES MANUAL FOR PROGRAMMABLE
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Chapter 10, Problem 22RQ
Program Plan Intro
Proportional Integral Derivative (PID) control:
- The PID control refers to a feedback control method.
- It performs the combined actions of proportional, integral, and derivative controls.
- It is one of the most widely used process controllers.
- The PID control is used to maintain a process variable within the limits of a specified set point. These process variables can be temperature, flow, level, or speed.
- It also allows the control process operations to take place outside the Central Processing Unit (CPU), which in fact, greatly reduces the additional burden of CPU.
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b.
Set-point:
- Set-point is a component of closed-loop control system and abbreviated as SP...
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Error:
- When the controller gets information from field transmitter, the controller compares process variable with set-point and takes decision base...
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d.
Control variable:
- Control variable refers to the output obtained from the controller loop.
- It is connected to the controlling part of the process...
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