Designing a PD Controller to Specifications
Standard second-order step response that students will demonstrate with controlling a dc motor.
Students learn to design a PD (proportional-derivative) compensator based on specifications to control position. In the lab students first study the derivation of the transfer function, peak time, and overshoot. Then, they complete an in-lab activity to track a reference position square wave using PID control, and observe the effects of disturbances when using using PD and PID control.
by Quanser Inc.
This is module 3 of
6 in the course,
Labs for Quanser QNET DC Motor Add-On Board.
STUDENT MATERIALS
- PDF Lab
- LabVIEW code
INSTRUCTOR RESOURCES
- PDF Lab Key
- Completed LabVIEW code
SKILLS REQUIRED
- Basic LabVIEW familiarity recommended
- Familiarity with control systems
Related Resources
EXPLORE
These labs have related concepts that can expand student experience.
LabVIEW
LabVIEW
An integrated development environment designed specifically for engineers and scientists.
NI ELVIS II/II+
NI ELVIS II/II+
The NI Educational Laboratory Virtual Instrumentation Suite (NI ELVIS) is a versatile laboratory platform that enables educators to teach over 20 different courses across science and engineering departments. The NI ELVIS integrates 12 common lab instruments including an oscilloscope, function...
Quanser QNET DC Motor Add-On Board
Quanser QNET DC Motor Add-On Board
This NI ELVIS add-on board is designed to illustrate the fundamentals of motor control through a series of exercises involving modeling and controlling a DC motor.
Required Software
Download Academic Software, Learn About Software Licensing- LabVIEW (Requires license)
- LabVIEW Control Design and Simulation Toolkit (Requires license)
- LabVIEW MathScript RT Module (Requires license)
- NI ELVISmx Device Driver
Required Hardware
Purchase Engineering Education Products- NI ELVIS II – View Specifications
- Quanser QNET DC Motor 2.0 Add-on Board – User manual is included in the main download above
INSTRUCTOR RESOURCES
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