func 86 in fatek instructions

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func 86 in fatek instructions

Posted by hossein parastvand on 16 October, 2008 - 4:26 pm

i am involve in project that needs to control temprature of process with PID func. FATEK FBs-PLC. is there any method to estimate the parameters of related function (func 86 in fatek instructions) such as Ki, Td, ....? there is not transfer function of the system.

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Posted by akbar on 17 October, 2008 - 6:11 am

It is a very useful instruction where instead of p, ti d you can use R registers and values can be moved to these registers.
It works superbly.

Thanks.

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