Simple PID Controller with Integral Windup Supports creating a diagnostics message to send to a GUI
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PidController.cpp
- Committer:
- batchee7
- Date:
- 2017-09-05
- Revision:
- 2:dd64c2cf9066
- Parent:
- pidContoller.cpp@ 1:15c12a119814
- Child:
- 3:c169d08a9d0b
File content as of revision 2:dd64c2cf9066:
#include "mbed.h" #include "PidController.h" PidController::PidController(){ elapsedTime =0; mode = MANUAL; } int PidController::Calculate(float SP, float PV) { float CV; //(mm/s) Control Variable float IntegralAction; // Integral Contribution to Output float DerivativeAction; // Derivative Contribution to Output if (mode == MANUAL) { CV = SP; accumError = 0; lastError = 0; } else { //Calc error error = SP -PV; IntegralAction = K_i*(accumError + error); DerivativeAction = K_d*(error - lastError); //-- PID Calculation CV = bias + K_p*error, + IntegralAction - DerivativeAction; //-- Clamp Integral if Output is Saturated if ((CV > maxLimit) || (CV < minLimit)) { accumError = accumError; } else { accumError += error; } //-- Set Error for Next Scan lastError = error; } //Check to See Output is Within Limits if (CV > maxLimit){CV= maxLimit;} if (CV < minLimit){CV= minLimit;} if (collectDiagnostics){BuildDiagMessage(SP,PV, CV*scalar, K_p*error, IntegralAction, DerivativeAction);} //Convert from mm/s to 0-100% return (int)(CV*scalar)*10; } void PidController::UpdateSettings(float Bias, float PropGain, float IntGain, float DiffGain, float OutputMin, float OutputMax, float OutputScale){ bias = Bias; K_p = PropGain; K_i = IntGain; K_d = DiffGain; minLimit = OutputMin; maxLimit = OutputMax; scalar = OutputScale; } void PidController::StartDiag(void){ elapsedTime =0; } void PidController::BuildDiagMessage(float SP, float PV, float PWM, float PropAction, float IntAction, float DifAction){ sprintf(diagMsg, "P %d %0.4f, %0.4f %0.1f", // %0.4f %0.4f %0.4f\n", elapsedTime, SP, PV, PWM);// PropAction, IntAction, DifAction); elapsedTime += RATE; if (elapsedTime > 32000){EndDiag();} }