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Memoirs of the Faculty of Engineering, Yamaguchi University Volume 31 Issue 1
published_at 1980

Process Control with Microcomputer : PID Control and Finite Time Settling Control

マイクロコンピュータによるプロセス制御(第 1 報) : PID 制御および有限時間整定制御について
Wada Kenzo
Hayano Nobuo
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Since 1960,process control systems utilizing Direct Digital Control (DDC) have been treated by many investigators and several reports about the assignment of the parameters have been presented. Recently, the appearance of Micro-computers is going to change the status of all hierachy systems. The advantage of the DDC algorithm rests in its inherent flexibility and these profit never reached by the customary analog devices. In this report, we investigated i) PID algorithm by use of micro-processor ii) the influence to the indicial response of each parameter of the DDC system.
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