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1、 原文Tuning Of Fuzzy PID ControllersPID stands for Proportional, Integral and Derivative. The following explanations describe PID as it applies to the precise control of a process temperature. A process is an area or zone that is being controlled a t or driven to a precise temperature. PID is a contro
2、l method or mode that has three functions or variables. The proportional action dampens process response. The integral corrects for droop. Droop is the difference in temperature between the process set point and the actual process temperature. The set point is the desired process temperature. The de
3、rivatives minimize overshoot and undershoot. Overshoot is the amount in temperature units that the process temperature exceeds the set point before the process stabilizes. Process stabilization is achieved when the set point and process temperatures are equal over a defined period of time. Undershoo
4、t is the amount in temperature units that the process temperature falls below the set point before the process stabilizes.Proportional is the control output effort in proportion to the error from set point. A control output is a signal action delivered in response to the difference between set point
5、 and process temperature. An output usually controls a heating or cooling action. The proportional range is referred to as a “band” and is usually measured in temperature units. If a proportional band of 20 degrees were applied to a process that is 10 degrees below set point, the heat output would b
6、e 50 percent. The lower the proportional band, the higher the gain. Gain is the amount of amplification used in an electrical circuit. Proportional band is sometimes referred to as gain. The proportional band or PB is a range in which the proportioning function of the controller is active. The PB un
7、its are usually expressed in degrees. Integral is a control action that automatically eliminates droop or offset. Offset is the same as droop and is the difference in temperature between the process temperature and the set point. Droop or offset is a typical result when using proportional control. I
8、ntegral is also known as “Reset”. Is also known as “Reset”.Derivative is the rate of change in a process temperature. Large values prevent overshoot but can cause sluggishness. It is also known as “Rate”Since fuzzy controllers are nonlinear, it is more difficult to set the controller gains compared
9、to proportional-integral-derivative (PID) controllers. The idea is to start with a tuned, conventional PID controller, replace it with an equivalent linear fuzzy controller, make the fuzzy controller nonlinear, and eventually fine-tune the nonlinear fuzzy controller. This is relevant whenever a PID
10、controller is possible or already implemented. When the control problem is to regulate the process output around a set point, it is natural to consider HUURU as an input, even to a fuzzy controller, and it follows that the integral of the error and the derivative of the error may be useful inputs as
11、 well. In a fuzz field PID controller, however, it is difficult to tell the effect of each gain factor on the rise time, overshoot, and settling time, since it is most often nonlinear and has more tuning gains than a PID controller. A systematic tuning procedure would make it easier to install fuzzy
12、 controllers, and it might pave the way for auto-tuning of fuzzy controllers.PID controllers may be tuned in a variety of ways, including hand tuning, Ziegler-Nichols tuning, loop shaping, analytical methods, by optimization, pole placement, or auto-tuning (Smith, 1979; Astrom & Hagglund, 1995). Fur
13、thermore, fuzzy controllers show similarities with PID controllers under certain assumptions (Siler & Ying, 1989; Mizu-moto, 1992; Qiao & Mizumoto, 1996; Tso & Fung, 1997).But there is still a gap, it seems, between the PID tuning methods and a design strategy for fuzzy controllers of the PID type.P
14、ID design techniques, before implementing the fuzzy controller:1. Tune a PID controller2. Replace it with an equivalent linear fuzzy controller3. Make the fuzzy controller nonlinearIt seems sensible to start the controller design with a crisp PID controller, maybe even just a P controller, and get t
15、he system stabilized.If the process dynamics are considered, the closed loop system will normally be unstable if Ns are high. Obviously the setting of Ns is a balance between the control objectives: stability, noise sensitivity, and load regulation. A PID controller may be tuned using.Ziegler-Nichol
16、s.(a) Increase the proportional gain until the system oscillates; that gain is the ultimate gain.(b) Read the time between peaks at this setting.(c) The sample period may be related to the derivative gain.In connection with the Ziegler-Nichols rules, this implies that should approximately equal 4 _
17、8 percent of the ultimate period is another rule says that it should be chosen somewhat smaller than the dominating time constant in the process, Ziegler and Nichols also give another method called the UHDFWLRQ FXUYH or VWHS UHVSRQVH method (see for example Astrom & Hagglund, 1995). That method uses
18、 the open loop step response to find the gains, and this is an advantage if oscillations in the closed loop system cannot be tolerated.Action Rise time Overshoot Stability. Increase Ns faster increases get worse.Ziegler and Nichols derived the rules for a linear system with a time lag and an integra
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