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Pressure/force differential gain, Ee pressure/force differential gain – Delta RMC151 User Manual

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In pressure/force I-PD, this gain is the most important gain for pressure/force I-PD

control. This gain must be non-zero in I-PD mode. If it is zero, it will cause a run-time

error. A higher value will increase the response. A value that is too high will cause

oscillation and instability. The Pressure/Force I-PD is used in pressure/force limit on dual-

loop axes with I-PD position control or I-PD velocity control.

Mathematical Definition

PID and I-PD
The Pressure/Force Integral Gain is calculated from the Pressure/Force Integral Gain as

follows:

I

n

= (e

n

x K

i

x T) + I

n-1

where

I

n

= Pressure/Force Integral Term [% of maximum Control Output]

e

n

= Pressure/Force Error at sample n [Pr or Fr]

K

i

= Pressure/Force Integral Gain [%/(Pr x sec) or %/(Fr x sec)]

T = Time period of control loop [sec]

The Integral Gain units are: percent of the maximum Control Output per pressure or force

units times time. The maximum Control Output is 10V, but can be changed using the

Output Scale parameter.

9.2.2.5.5. Pressure/Force Differential Gain

Type: Axis Parameter Register

RMC70 Address: Primary Control Axis: %MDn.63, where n = 12 + the axis number

Secondary Control Axis: %MDn.83, where n = 12 + the axis

number

RMC150

Address:

Primary Control Axis: %MDn.63, where n = 24 + the axis number
Secondary Control Axis: %MDn.83, where n = 24 + the axis

number

System Tag: Pressure Axis: _Axis[n].PrsDiffGain, where n is the axis number

Force Axis: _Axis[n].FrcDiffGain

How to Find: Axes Parameters Pane, Tune tab: Pressure/Force Tuning

Data Type: REAL

Units: %/(Pr/s) or %/(Fr/s)

Range: ≥ 0

Default Value: 0

Description

The Pressure/Force Differential Gain generates Control Output proportional to the

difference between the Target Pressure/Force Rate and the Actual Pressure/Force Rate.

The Differential Gain helps the pressure or force track quick changes.
The Pressure/Force Differential Term is the portion of the Control Output resulting from

the Pressure/Force Differential gain.

Advanced: Pressure/Force I-PD

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