Qualitative PI Control

This is lab 4 of 6 in the course

by Quanser Inc.

Students learn how to use a PI (proportional-integral) compensator to control motor speed. This lab introduces the fundamentals of deriving a closed-loop transfer function to define the motor speed system. Students learn how the proportional and integral gains effect the control system by modifying the respective gain values.

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STUDENT MATERIALS

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SKILLS REQUIRED

Basic LabVIEW familiarity recommended
Familiarity with controls

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