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HA0378T Rev C Feb 2019
Chapter 5
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Fig. 5.5 Loop settings v Load
Deriv. LP Cut Off
- The output of the derivative (differential) part of the PID controller
can be passed through a tuneable low pass filter. Whilst the derivative component of
the PID loop often improves stability (as it acts as a retaining force against abrupt
changes in the system), it is prone to amplifying noise present in the system, as the
derivative component is sensitive to changes between adjacent samples. To reduce
this effect, a low pass filter can be applied to the samples. As noise often tends to
contain predominantly high frequency components, the low pass filter can
significantly decrease their contribution, often without diminishing the beneficial,
stabilizing effect of the derivative action. In some applications enabling this filter can
improve the overall closed loop performance.
The
Cut Off Frequency
is specified in Hz in the range 0 to 10000. (default 1000)
Notch Filter Settings -
Due to their construction, most actuators are prone to
mechanical resonance at well-defined frequencies. The underlying reason is that all
spring-mass systems are natural harmonic oscillators. This proneness to resonance
can be a problem in closed loop systems because, coupled with the effect of the