WO1983000753A1 - A method and an apparatus in tuning a pid-regulator - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the tuning of a regulator of the PID-type for a process and more exactly defines a method and an apparatus for bringing - as a step in the method of tuning the regulator - the process into a controlled self oscillation for determining quantities which are essential for the tuning of the regulator.
- the invention includes all variations and combinations (P, PI, PD, PID etc) of the control functions of a PID-regulator.
- the PID-regulator is very common for the control of industrial processes and provides for proportional, integrating and derivative control. A process of larger scope employs a large number of such regulators. PID-regulators are manufactured in large series as standard products. It is more and more common that the regulators are based on microcomputers; and then more complicated control functions can be used.
- the purpose of the invention is to facilitate a simple method of tuning a PID-regulator and as a step thereof to provide a method and an apparatus for bringing the system including the PID-regulator into controlled self oscillation.
- quantities of the process which are essential for the tuning can be measured.
- the method facilitates simple automation of the tuning of PID- regulators, particularly regulators based on a microcomputer.
- Fig. 1 is a block diagram of one embodiment illustrating the control members of a PID-regulator as separate units.
- Fig. 2 is a diagram in the complex plane and illustrates the transfer function of a process as a Nyquist curve, and shows the negative inverse of the so called describing function of a non-linear circuit function having an ideal relay characteristic.
- Fig. 3 is a block diagram showing the invention realized by means of a regulator based on a microcomputer.
- Fig. 4 is a diagram of the same kind as Fig. 2 but in addition to the Nyquist curve of a transfer function also shows the describing function of a circuit function having an ideal relay characteristic and a hysteresis.
- Fig. 5 is a diagram defining the phase margin of a transfer function of a process.
- Fig. 6 is a diagram showing the bias of a non-linear curcuit function to a predetermined working point. Ilode for carrying out the invention and industrial applicability
- the following description of the invention includes all variations and combinations of the control functions of a PID-regulator.
- the derivative control function of a regulator can be omitted and only the P- and I- control functions be used.
- FIG. 1 a block diagram shows a prior art system based upon analog technique and provided with an apparatus of the invention for bringing the system into self oscillation.
- a process 1 illustrated by means of its transfer function H(s) is controlled by means of a PID-regulator 2 in respect of a process variable.
- the actual value y of the variable is obtained on an output from the process 1 and is fed back over a negative feed-back loop 3 to a summing junction 4 and there is combined with a reference value y ref for generating an error signal e which is supplied to the regulator 2.
- the regulator 2 is shown to include separate control function units P, I and D for analog control but can as shown below, also be built up by means of a microcomputer. Moreover, switches 5 are shown for the connection/disconnection of the P-, I-, and D-control functions as well as by pass. The switches 5 are individually controlled by means of a suitable control unit 6.
- the transfer function of the regulator 2 combined with the process 1 is designated G(s).
- G(s) The transfer function of the regulator 2 combined with the process 1 is designated G(s).
- the system is brought into controlled self oscillation in that, at the same time as the integrating and derivative units (I and D) of the regulator are disconnected the ampli fication of the proportional control function unit P is increased up to self oscillation by manually moving an adjusting means 9p. Maintaining the system in this state, the amplitude and frequency of the self oscillation are determined by measuring by means of a measuring unit 10 the system output signal y.
- the quantity values resulting from said measuring are used for calculating the parameters k, T I and T D which are adjusted by means of the adjusting means 9 p , 9i and 9d of the control function units P-, I- and D, respectively.
- the parameters of the PID-regulator 2 are calculated and fixed according to given formulas in the table below:
- k c is the critical amplification, i.e. the amplification of the system in self oscillation
- T is the period of time of the self oscillation.
- the method of Ziegler and.Nichols for the tuning of a PID-regulator is a thumb rule based upon parameters of the Nyquist curve in the complex plane, when this curve passes through the point(-1;0). According to the Nyquist theorem a process is stable if the Nyquist curve does not encircle the point (-1;0).
- the diagram of Fig. 2 illustrates a Nyquist curve G(i ⁇ ) for positive values of the angular frequency ⁇ .
- the input signal y ref can be subjected to a small disturbance.
- Said non-linear circuit function NL has a relay characteristic which means that the output from the circuit 7 has a first low value when the input e of the circuit is below a predetermined value and has a second high value when the input signal exceeds said predetermined value.
- the output signal oscillates between two values, e.g. the amplitudes +d and -d.
- Such a circuit can be realized by means of a simple comparator having a large internal amplification.
- the invention operates also for less well defined relay characteristics having a slope and/or overshoots.
- a non-linear circuit function can be represented by a describing function N(A), which is defined as the transfer function of the circuit function when the input signal is a sine signal A sin ( ⁇ t), where A is the amplitude, ⁇ the angular frequency and t the time.
- the two functions G (i ⁇ ) ) and - are drawn in the complex plane.
- the amplitude and frequency of the self oscillation are obtained from the parameter values in the crossing point p of the depicited curves.
- the value of the transfer function G (i ⁇ ) of the control system (including the PID-regulator) in the actual crossing point p can be determined and this information can then be used for tuning the regulator.
- the negative inverse - of the describing function becomes, drawn in the complex plane a straight line which coincides with the negative real axis -Re.
- the Ziegler and Nichols method is will suited for tuning a PID-regulator.
- the non-linear circuit 7 with the relay characteristic is connected and the PID-regulator is entirely disconnected, i.e. by passed, the system is brought into self oscillation.
- the proportional unit P of the regulator can be connected for limiting the amplitude of the oscillation.
- the amplitude A of the self oscillation being a measure of the crossing point p of the transfer function G (i ⁇ ) with the negative real axis -Re, is determined by measuring the signal y after the process by means of the measuring unit 10.
- the period time T c of the self oscillation is determined by measurement.
- the amplification, integration time and derivation time are thereafter calculated, and then the regulator is tuned in dependence of said calculated parameters.
- the P-unit can be connected in the course of the oscillation and measuring.
- the I- and D-units can be connected individually or in combination - also with the P-unit. This is particular so if another point on the Nyquist curve than the crossing point with the negative real axis is to be identified.
- the above method can be performed manually or automatically in dependence of how the regulator 2 and the non-linear circuit function NL is implemented.
- the invention obviates the problem caused by small non-linearities in the system which may obstruct self oscillation, since the introduced non-linear circuit function NL largely eclipse any small nonlinearity.
- Fig. 3 in a block diagram shows the system of Fig. 1 implemented with a regulator comprising a microcomputer.
- the microcomputer On its input the microcomputer has an A/D-converter 11 and on its output a D/A-converter 12. Moreover, there is a microprocessor 13, a programable read only memory 14 (PROM)serving as a program storage 14 and a random access memory 15 (RAM) for buffering data.
- the buffer memory 15 has input and output registers as well as a clock for generating output signals as pulses to the D/A-converter 12.
- the units 13-15 of the microcomputer are combined to cooperate in a known manner.
- the control functions for P-, I- and D-regulation are stored in the program memory 14 together with any other soft ware required by the microcomputer for its operation.
- circuits shown in Fig. 1 as circuits can be illustrated by means of the circuit functions k . e for the proportional unit P, k/T I . edt for the integrating unit I and k . T D for the derivative unit D.
- these circuit functions are stored in the program storage 14 as algorithms for acting upon the regulator input signal or error signal e or more specifically measured values thereof in order to generate at the output of the regulator a control signal JJ which is supplied to the process.
- the reference value y ref and the process actual value or measured variable is y.
- This known PID-regulator is tuned by means of not shown adjusting means in that only the proportional control is involved, whereupon the amplification is manually increased until self oscillation is obtained.
- the amplification and the period of oscillation of the self oscillation are measured and used for the calculation and adjustment of the regulator parameters according to the formulas of Ziegler and Nichols.
- circuit function NL having a non-linear characteristic for processing the regulator signal.
- This circuit function NL is implemented in the microcomputer as a further algorithm and also complies with the previously mentioned requirement for self oscillation.
- N(A) -1, where G(s) does not include NL which is therefore shown within brackets in Fig. 3.
- the system for determining the measured quantities of amplitude and frequency of the self oscillation - is brought into self oscillation in that the nonlinear circuit function NL is introduced into the signal path of the regulator signal, i.e. the error signal e, or more exactly measured values of the input signal e to the regulator said values being established by means of the microcomputer.
- the input signal je to the regulator is processed by means of the non-linear circuit function NL.
- the amplitude and the frequency of the self oscillation are then determined in a suitable manner by measuring on the output signal y.
- the measuring of the amplitude and frequency of said oscillation is no part of the invention but any suitable method of measurement can be used.
- any suitable method of measurement can be used.
- three methods are mentioned: 1) The amplitude of consecutive oscillations is measured and the amplitude value is accepted when the next amplitude value differs less than a predetermined amount, e.g. 3 % of the amplitude;
- the frequency can also be determined in several ways, three being mentioned here:
- Fig. 3 illustrates the operation of the in vention.
- the error signal e is generated in the regulator itself and so the fed back signal -y can be supplied to the microprocessor 13 over a further A/D-converter.
- a multiplexer is used on the regulator input before the A/D-converter 11.
- a PID-regulator By taking advantage of a non-linear circuit function NL, having a relay characteristic, one application for tuning a PID-regulator has been described. According to another application a PID-regulator can be tuned to give a process system a desired phase margin.
- Fig. 5 the phase margin ⁇ m of a transfer function G(s) is shown.
- the non-linear circuit function has a relay characteristic, preferably an ideal characteristic with hysteresis.
- a circuit function having an ideal relay characteristic and hysteresis processes an input signal in such a way that the input signal when it decreases below a first value -H results in a low output signal -d and when it increases beyond a second value H, larger than said first value, results in a high output signal +d.
- the output signal always is a square wave signal.
- the value H is a measure on the hysteresis. It is realized that the amplitude A of the input signal must exceed the hysteresis H for correct operation.
- the describing function N'(A) of a circuit function having an ideal relay characteristic and hysteresis is: where A like before is the amplitude of the input signal of the 'non-linear circuit, d is the amplitude of the output signal from the non-linear circuit, H is a measure on the hysteresis and ⁇ is a measure on the time delay between the input and the output.
- the negative inverse of the describing function can be shown to be:
- a program clock can initiate tuning of the PID-regulator at predetermined intervals such as once every twenty-four hours or once a week.
- the input signal of the describing function should be a sine signal.
- the output signal of said describing function is a square wave signal.
- the transfer function of a process is a low pass filter which results in that the process output signal y which is fed back to the input of the regulator is filtered and essentially only includes the fundamental frequency, i.e. harmonics are filtered out.
- a desired output signal y des corresponds to an input signal u des .
- the input signal u des can be determined as that input signal for which the output signal from the non-linear circuit function with an ideal relay characteristic is symmetric. In its turn this can be determined by measuring the positive and negative time periods T and T of the output square wave signal resulting from the non-linear circuit function NL. By means of successive measurements with different input signals u des can be estimated by interpolation. It is appreciated that the parameters of the non-linear circuit function can be chosen in different ways. It can be desirable to fix certain parameters while other parameters are free to be chosen.
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