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Experiment No-8: SBHS3: Feedback Control of Temperature Using Heater Input-An Experimental Study

The document reports on an experiment studying the feedback control of temperature using a heater and PID controller. It provides the PID parameters of Kc, Tau i, and Tau d for a third step change from 20 to 25 degrees. Varying each parameter resulted in different effects on the settling time, overshoot, and oscillations compared to the expected effects. Increasing Tau d decreased the settling time as expected but did not affect overshoot or oscillations as expected.

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Experiment No-8: SBHS3: Feedback Control of Temperature Using Heater Input-An Experimental Study

The document reports on an experiment studying the feedback control of temperature using a heater and PID controller. It provides the PID parameters of Kc, Tau i, and Tau d for a third step change from 20 to 25 degrees. Varying each parameter resulted in different effects on the settling time, overshoot, and oscillations compared to the expected effects. Increasing Tau d decreased the settling time as expected but did not affect overshoot or oscillations as expected.

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Rahul Pancholi (09001012)

Experiment No-8
SBHS3: Feedback Control of Temperature using heater input- An Experimental Study
A value for which variation is done is of third step change from 20 to 25. Values of Kc, Tau i and Tau d for PID in third step change are

For PID controller variation of Kc variation of Tau i variation of Tau d 8.297 34.674 5.413 16.594 69.348 10.826 4.1485 17.337 2.7065

Variation of Kc

Rahul Pancholi (09001012) Variation of Tau i

Variation of Tau d

Rahul Pancholi (09001012) Results and Conclusion Increasing Kc: Should decrease settling time (not evident) Should decrease overshoot (not evident) Should increase oscillations (evident)

Increasing Tau i: Should increase settling time (not evident) Should increase over shoot (not evident) Should decrease oscillations (evident)

Increasing Tau d: Should decrease settling time (evident) Should decrease over shoot (not evident) Should decrease oscillations (evident)

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