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Is there a simple VI for PI control of DC motor using labVIEW?

I am trying to control DC motor position using PI algorithm. I have succeeded in achieving using proportional control, but I need to fine tune it using PI control. I am using one analog input channel which gives the DC motor's current position, and counter output whose frequency and duty cycle control the DC motor. I am working with PXI6251 card. Can you help me with a VI for PI control?

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Why don't yuu use the NI labVIEW PID control toolkit?

 

https://knowledge.ni.com/KnowledgeArticleDetails?id=kA00Z0000019RTlSAM&l=en-US

 
Message Edited by kikiduu on 12-26-2008 01:45 AM
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"A VI inside a Class is worth hundreds in the bush"
യവന്‍ പുലിയാണു കേട്ടാ!!!
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I am not able to open the link. Do I have to pay for the toolkit?

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This is the correct link.

 

This toolkit comes as part of NI Developer Suite. Also you can buy this toolkit separately.

Message Edited by kikiduu on 12-26-2008 03:45 AM
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"A VI inside a Class is worth hundreds in the bush"
യവന്‍ പുലിയാണു കേട്ടാ!!!
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If you can't spend the money on the PID toolkit then you will need to spin your own. Information and links can be found in this post. You can also take a look at the Simple PID Demo. Can't really say anything about this example as I've never used it. I simply did a search (amazing tool these days).

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