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DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION

ANDHRA PRADESH
Name : Sri. E. BABU
Designation : Lecturer
Branch: : Electronics and Instrumentation
Engineering
Institute : S.G.P.R. Govt. Polytechnic, Kurnool.
Year/Semester : V Semester.
Subject : Process control
Subject code : AEI-504.
Topic : Controller principles.
Duration : 100mts.
Sub Topic : Implementation of PID Control modes
using OP-AMPS
Teaching Aids : Diagrams.
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RECAP

We have discussed about


• Proportional control mode

• Integral control mode

• Derivative control mode

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OBJECTIVES

On completion of this period, you would be able to


know

• Implementation of PID Control mode using OP-


AMPS

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Interaction/Discussion

• What are the disadvantages of proportional control

• What are the disadvantages of integral control

• What are the disadvantages of derivative control

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PID CONTROLLER

• Most complex controller mode

• This is a composite controller

• Combines proportional , integral , and derivative modes

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PID CONTROLLER

• This system can be used for virtually any condition

• This mode eliminates the offset of the proportional

• This provides fast response

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PID CONTROLLER
The controller output p is given by

……(1)

• P = controller output in percent of full scale

• ep = process error in percent of the maximum

• Kp = proportional gain
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PID CONTROLLER

• KI = integral gain

• KD = derivative gain

• pI(0) = initial controller integral output

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PID controller circuit

A2

A1

A3

A5

A4

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From the fig.1 above

• The first OP-AMP A1 is the inverting amplifier with gain


R 2

R 1

• The output v1 of the amplifier A1 is


 R 
V  Ve
2

 R 
1

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• OP- AMP A2 is unit gain amplifier

• A1 and A2 serves the purpose of proportional action

• A3 Serves the purpose of integration

• A4 serves the purpose of derivation

• A5 serves the purpose of summing all the actions

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• Let us take v2 as the output of A2

Then v2= (R2/R1) ve

• Let us take v3 as the output of A3


1
Ve dt
RICI
Then v3= (R2/R1)

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• Output of A4 is v4

Then v4=(R1/R2) RDCD

• Output of summing amplifier A5 is Vout= -(v2+v3+v4)

-Vout= v2+v3+v4

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• The output equation is given by

……(2)

• R3 has been chosen from 2 Π fmax R3CD << 1 for stability

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Gains of three controller mode
• Comparing equation 2 with equation 1 the following
relations may be established
R2
• Proportional gain GP =
R1
• Derivative Gain GD = RDCD

• Integrative Gain GI = 1/RICI

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Summary

• Realization of PID Controller modes using OP-


AMPS

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QUIZ

1. PID controller can be implemented with

(a) OP-Amp

(b) Pneumatic

(c) Both a and b

(d) None of the above

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Frequently asked Questions

1. Draw the implementation circuit for PID controller using OP-


Amp

2. Describe the implementation of PID controller using OP-


Amps

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