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نویسندگان: Ibrahim Dogan
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ISBN (شابک) : 9783895765193, 3895765198
ناشر: PUBLITR ELEKTOR
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تعداد صفحات: 238
زبان: English
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Search… PID-based Practical Digital Control All rights reserved. Contents Preface 1 • Control Systems 1.1 Open-loop and closed-loop 1.2 Microcontroller in the loop 1.3 Control system design 2 • Sensors 2.1 Sensors in Computer Control 2.2 Temperature Sensors 2.2.1 Analog Temperature Sensors 2.2.2 Digital Temperature Sensors 2.3 Position Sensors 2.4 Velocity and Acceleration Sensors 2.5 Force Sensors 2.6 Pressure sensors 2.7 Liquid Sensors 2.8 Flow Sensors 3 • Transfer Functions and Time Response 3.1 Overview 3.2 First-order Systems 3.2.1 Time Response 3.3 Second-order Systems 3.3.1 Time Response 3.4 Time Delay 3.5 Transfer Function of a Closed-loop System 4 • Discrete Time (Digital) Systems 4.1 Overview 4.2 The Sampling Process 4.3 The Z-Transform 4.3.1 Unit step function 4.3.2 Unit ramp function 4.3.3 Tables of z-Transforms 4.4 The z-Transform of a function expressed as a Laplace Transform 4.5 Inverse z-Transforms 4.6 Pulse transfer function and manipulation of block diagrams 4.6.1 Open-loop systems 4.7 Open-loop time response 4.8 Closed-loop system time response 5 • The PID Controller in Continuous-Time Systems 5.1 Overview 5.2 Proportional-only Controller with a First-Order System 5.3 Integral-Only Controller with a First-order System 5.4 Derivative-only Controller with a First-order System 5.5 Proportional + Integral Controller with a First-order System 5.6 Proportional + Integral + Derivative controller with a First-order System 5.7 Effects of Changing the PID Parameters 5.8 Tuning a PID Controller 5.8.1 Open-loop Ziegler and Nichols Tuning 5.8.2 Open-loop Cohen-Coon PID Tuning 5.8.3 Closed-loop Tuning 5.8.4 Practical PID Tuning 5.9 The Auto-tuning PID Controller 5.10 Increasing and Decreasing PID Parameters 5.11 Saturation and Integral Wind-up 5.12 Derivative Kick 5.13 Using the PID Loop Simulator 6 • The Digital PID Controller 6.1 Overview 6.2 Digital PID 6.3 Choosing a Sampling Time, T 6.4 Microcontroller Implementation of the PID Algorithm 7 • On-Off Temperature Control 7.1 Overview 7.2 Temperature Controllers 7.3 Project 1: ON-OFF Temperature Control with Arduino Uno 7.4 Project 2: ON-OFF Temperature Control with Hysteresis and Arduino Uno 7.5 Project 3: ON-OFF Temperature Control with Button Control – Arduino Uno 7.6 Project 4: ON-OFF Temperature Control with Rotary Encoder and Arduino Uno 7.7 Project 5: ON-OFF Temperature Control with Raspberry Pi 4 8 • PID Temperature Control with the Raspberry Pi 8.1 Overview 8.2 Project 1 - Reading the temperature of a thermistor 8.3 Project 2: Open-loop Step-input Time Response 8.4 Project 3: PI Temperature Control 8.5 Project 4: PID Temperature Control 8.6 Using the PID Loop Simulator 9 • PID Temperature Control with the Arduino Uno 9.1 Overview 9.2 Project 1: Reading the Temperature of a Thermistor 9.3 Project 2: PID Temperature Control 9.4 Project 3: PID Temperature Control with Arduino Uno and Timer Interrupts 9.5 Project 4: PID Temperature Control using the Arduino Uno PID Library 10 • DC Motor Control with Arduino and Raspberry Pi 10.1 Overview 10.2 Types of Electric Motors 10.3 Brushed DC Motors 10.3.1 Permanent-magnet BDC Motors 10.3.2 Series-wound BDC Motors 10.3.3 Shunt-wound BDC Motors 10.3.4 Compound-wound BDC Motors 10.3.5 Separately-excited BDC Motors 10.3.6 Servo Motors 10.3.7 Stepper Motors 10.4 Brushless DC Motors 10.5 Motor Selection 10.6 Transfer Function of a Brushed DC Motor 10.7 The DC Motor Used in the Projects 10.8 Project 1: Motor Speed and Direction Control Using an H-Bridge Integrated Circuit 10.9 Project 2: Displaying the Motor Speed with Arduino Uno 10.10 Project 3: Displaying Motor Speed on LCD with Arduino Uno 10.11 Project 4: Displaying Motor Speed with Raspberry Pi 10.12 Project 5: Displaying Motor Speed on LCD with Raspberry Pi 10.13 Project 6: Identification of the DC Motor with Raspberry Pi 10.14 Project 7: PID Motor Speed control with Raspberry Pi 10.15 Project 8: PID Motor Speed Control with Arduino Uno 11 • Water Level Control 11.1 Overview 11.2 Ultrasonic Transmitter-Receiver Module 11.3 Project 1: Measuring Distance using the HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Module with Arduino Uno 11.4 Project 2: Measuring Distance using the HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Module with Raspberry Pi 11.5 Project 3: Step Input Response of the System with Raspberry Pi 11.6 Project 4: PID-based Water Level Control with Raspberry Pi 11.7 Project 5: PID-based Water Level Control with Arduino Uno 12 • PID-based LED Brightness Control 12.1 Overview 12.2 Project 1: Step Time Response of LED Brightness Control using the Raspberry Pi 12.3 Project 2: PID-Based LED Brightness Control using the Raspberry Pi 12.4 Project 3: PID-based LED Brightness Control using the Arduino Uno 12.5 Project 4: PID-based LED Brightness Control using the Arduino Uno Library Index Blank Page