Include Controller Tutorial This is a short tutorial explaining the basics of the include controller. The include controller provides an easy way to include modules in a test plan. It is different than the module controller in a couple of ways. 1. the include controller loads a simple controller with all it’s samples‚ where as the module controller can use any controller 2. the include controller doesn’t use the workbench 3. the module controller doesn’t load from a file 4. the include controller loads
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Domain Controllers The solution implements 4 new Domain Controllers for the TRAVEL domain. These servers will eventually form the foundation of all Active Directory Services within RailCorp paving the way for decommission of all remaining Domain Controllers in both TRAVEL and BRIC domains. High level design points: • 2 domain controllers at IDC 2 servers for load balancing and site redundancy Domain Operations Master roles distributed between 2 servers Both servers configured
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PID Controller Tuning: A Short Tutorial Jinghua Zhong Mechanical Engineering‚ Purdue University Spring‚ 2006 Outline This tutorial is in PDF format with navigational control. You may press SPACE or →‚ or click the buttons in the lower right corner to move to the next slide. Clicking on the outlined items will take you directly to that section. Goals and Objectives What are we going to learn? Introduction What is a PID controller? Why do we want to learn the PID Controller? Tuning
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Introduction A proportional-integral-derivative (PID) controller is one of the most common algorithms used for control systems. It is widely used because the algorithm does not involve higher order mathematics‚ but still contains many variables. The amount of variables that are used allows the user to easily adjust the system to the desired settings. The algorithm for the PID uses a feedback loop to correct the difference between some measured value and the setpoint. It does this by calculating
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Assignment Week 2 APP-44 Game Controllers: Enriching the Gaming Experience Harley Kimble Longherst University
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ELECTROHYDRAULIC TURBINE CONTROLLER ( EHTC ) Reference Documents: 1.MPL for Steam Turbine Doc. No. :- 41330000488(TAPP3/64110/5516/SCH) 2.Scheme for speed measurement turbine and generator Doc. No. :- 41330098204(TAPP3/64110/5512/DN) 3.Write up on LRR for MSCV and AEOR Doc. No. :- 41330000481(TAPP3/64110/5661/DN) 4.OGA of TG control desk 6610 – PL – 9 Doc. No. :- 06560000403(TAPP3/64100/5724/GA) 5.OGA of TG control desk 6610 – PL – 10 Doc. No. :- 06560000404(TAPP3/64100/5725/GA) 6.Turbine controller – CJJ01 –
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JOURNAL OF INFORMATION‚ KNOWLEDGE AND RESEARCH IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT OF ACTIVE SUSPENSION SYSTEM FOR CAR USING FUZZY LOGIC CONTROLLER‚ PID & GENETICALLY OPTIMIZE PID CONTROLLER 1 AMIT B PANCHAL‚ 2DR. JAGRUT J GADIT‚ 3NIKUNJ G MISTRY ‚4NIRAV M VAGHELA 1‚4 2 Assi. Professor in Elect. Engg. Dept‚ Parul Inst. of Engg. & Tech.‚ Limada‚ Vadodara Assoc. Professor in Elect. Engg. Department‚ Faculty of Engg & techo-MSU Vadodara. 3 Lacturer in Electrical Engg. Department
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Programmable Logic Controllers or PLCs were developed in the late sixties by Bedford Associates of Bedford‚ Massachusetts to replace the hard-wired relay control systems used at the General Motors Hydra-Matic automatic transmission plant (Programmable Logic Controller‚ 2014). While they are still used extensively‚ relays have some problems. The biggest problem being they are mechanical devices and like all things mechanical they wear out and have to be replaced quite often. In addition‚ relays take
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Programmable Controllers Theory and Implementation Second Edition L.A. Bryan E.A. Bryan PROGRAMMABLE CONTROLLERS T HEORY AND I MPLEMENTATION Second Edition L. A. Bryan E. A. Bryan An Industrial Text Company Publication Atlanta • Georgia • USA © 1988‚ 1997 by Industrial Text Company Published by Industrial Text Company All rights reserved First edition 1988. Second edition 1997 Printed and bound in the United States of America 03 02 01 00 99 98 97 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 | | | | | |
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Examples of Ladder diagram(Example One): We can simulate this same circuit with a ladder diagram: Examples continued(Example two): •We are controlling lubricating oil being dispensed from a tank. This is possible by using two sensors. We put one near the bottom and one near the top‚ as shown in the picture below •Here‚ we want the fill motor to pump lubricating oil into the tank until the high level sensor turns on. At that point we want to turn off the motor until the level falls below the
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