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Chapter 1. Introduction
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ain (dB)
20
0
40
60
–20
10
2
10
1
10
3
10
4
10
5
10
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10
7
Fourier frequency [Hz]
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teg
rat
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High fr
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. cut
off
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Inte
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FAST LF GAIN (limit)
FAST
GAIN
DIFF GAIN (limit)
FAST INT
FAST DIFF
SL
OW INT
Filt
er
Figure 1.3:
Conceptual Bode plot showing action of the fast (red) and
slow (blue) controllers. The slow controller is either a single or double
integrator with adjustable corner frequency. The fast controller is
PID
with adjustable corner frequencies and gain limits at the low and high
frequencies. Optionally the differentiator can be disabled and replaced
with a low-pass filter.
Alternatively, applications that do not require a differentiator may
benefit from low-pass filtering of the fast servo response to further
reduce the influence of noise. This can be achieved by switching on
the “filter” mode, which causes the servo response to roll-off at the
specified frequency.
Summary of Contents for FSC100
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