Title: DC Machine
1 Introduction to Feedback Control of
Electromechanical Systems
2Introduction to Feedback Control of
Electromechanical Systems
- Proportional (P), proportional integral (PI),
proportional integral derivative (PID) control
algorithms are widely used in electromechanical
systems. - The objective is to solve practical problems
using PID type control algorithms for solving
the motion control problems for non linear
electromechanical systems. - To understand the basic foundations in control of
electric machines. - Transfer function of analog and digital PID
controllers are employed to find mathematical
models of closed loop systems, to analyze and
study closed loop systems.
3Continuous time electromechanical systems and
analog PID controllers
- The closed loop system in the time and s-domain
with the negative unit loop gain are presented
below
4Continuous time electromechanical systems and
analog PID controllers
- The majority of electromechanical motion devices
should be considered as continuous time systems. - To attain the performance limits of
electromechanical systems, one must remain up to
date on design methods and control algorithms. - The simplest control algorithms available, which
the designer should study first, are the PID type
controllers. - The linear analog PID control law
Derivative feedback gain
Proportional feedback gain
Integral feedback gain
5Continuous time electromechanical systems and
analog PID controllers
- is the error
between the reference signal and the system
output - Block diagram of PID controller
- Using the Laplace transform for the most general
case - The transfer function for PID controllers
6TUNING THE PID CONTROLLER
-
Ziegler-Nichols Tuning Rules - 1. SET KP. Starting with KP0, KI0 and KD0,
increase KP until the output starts overshooting
and ringing significantly. - 2. SET KD. Increase KD until the overshoot is
reduced to an acceptable level. - 3. SET KI. Increase KI until the final error is
equal to zero.
Gain 0.6 Ku Integral Pu/2 Derivative
Pu/8
7TUNING THE PID CONTROLLER
8Unit step response of a 2nd order underdamped
system
9Analog control of permanent magnet DC Motor
- Permanent magnet DC Motor are widely used in
servo systems. - Figure Schematic diagram of rotating table
actuated by permanent magnet motor
10Analog control of permanent magnet DC Motor
- The angular displacement of the positioning table
the output equation - To control the motor angular velocity wr, as well
as angular displacement ?r, and rotating table
kgear ?r, one regulates the armature voltage
applied to the motor winding ua. - To guarantee the stability, to attain the desired
accuracy, to ensure tracking and disturbance
attenuation of the servo system, one should
design the control algorithm, and the coefficient
of PID controller must be found. - Find the transfer function. Obtained using
differential equations that describe the system
dynamics. - Induced emf
Back emf constant
angular velocity
11Analog control of permanent magnet DC Motor
- Using KVL
- Applied Newtonian mechanics to find the
differential equations for mechanical systems. - Using Newtons second law
- Electromagnetic torque developed by permanent
magnet DC motor - Viscous torque
- Load torque TL
equivalent moment of inertia
Torque constant Back emf constant
12Analog control of permanent magnet DC Motor
- Using Newtons second law
- Dynamics of rotor angular displacement
- The derived three first order differential
equations are rewritten in the s-domain
13Analog control of permanent magnet DC Motor
- Block diagram of closed loop the permanent magnet
DC motor
14Analog control of permanent magnet DC Motor
- The controller should be designed, and the output
equation - Using this output equation, as well as
- Block diagram of open loop servo actuated by
permanent magnet DC motor
15Analog control of permanent magnet DC Motor
- Using the linear PID controller
- Block diagram of closed loop servo actuated by
permanent magnet DC motor with the linear PID
controller
16Analog control of permanent magnet DC Motor
17Analog control of permanent magnet DC Motor
18QUIZ 2