PID control speed of motor very basic and easy to understand with TIA Portal V17

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[@abdelhadihraga8632]

thank you good work

[@generaltechnologyknowledge5165]

Thanks you sir

[@gerhardbotha7336]

The vfd is a speed controller. It either has an open loop, or a closed loop control scheme. The PLC usually only provides the reference. So the PLC can perform complex speed vs position profiles, fancy ramp rates etc, but ultimately it produces a reference saying to the drive “go x % speed”. The drive does the speed control. If you do closed loop speed control, the encoder goes to the drive. The PLC often also produces additional references, such as an additional torque reference. You use this if your process needs it. Say a lift needs the motor to produce a torque sufficient to overcome the weight of the lift before releasing the brakes. Then the PLC will calculate the required torque, give a low speed reference, read how much torque the drive produces, and lift the brake if all is well, and then ramp up the speed reference.

[@arroyogonzalezmarcelinoluz3210]

muy buen video, gracias! tendras un video donde integres AWS con algún PLC de SIEMENS?

[@maxwellfreitas2158]

Great! Thank You Very Much!

[@generaltechnologyknowledge5165]

You are welcome thanks

[@JoshuaAfolabi]

Awesome video

[@Brian_Banda.]

thank you for the good video

[@generaltechnologyknowledge5165]

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[@kharazmkharazmi8236]

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[@generaltechnologyknowledge5165]

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[@gowthampavanaskar1889]

Thank you very much.

[@generaltechnologyknowledge5165]

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[@condaungayxuaay]

Thanks

[@marcomachado39]

Top d+++

[@jakirhossain3490]

goog luck

[@draugrgalindodiaz2085]

Gracias

[@generaltechnologyknowledge5165]

You are welcome sir!

[@Ingintau2023]

Could you please continue the video , how to connect the hardware ( motot, vfd , ) ? And please do running simulation

[@abdelmalek9682]

thanks brother, i wich you explain that formula what c1 c2 exactly means and those counts per revolution...

[@user-dm2ho6dn4h]

Good work. But what is the purpose of vfd drive. How to give pid output from plc to vfd. What is the connection and how it will get closed loop operation. How to track the speed reference.

[@andrijabugarija597]

Hello i did not notice where did you determine 200ms cycle time of block

[@kamalassila219]

I didn't understand the equation of RPM, it came from where 🫤? And tell me why you divide on 200 ms ? And is it normal to let the unit in second like 60s when the other number in ms ? Please answer me i'm confused.

[@diegobenjamin9146]

Datasheet

[@1986ah]

hi, I think if you test it with a real vfd, it will not work. i will explain: the output of your pid will be the input command of the vfd, if you let it as defaut, we will have an output from 0 to 50Hz corresponding to 0 to 27648 peripheral value. now if you start motor, as soon as the feedback gets closer to the setpoint, your output approches 0 wich corresponding to 0 Hz. i think it will have a weired behaviour

[@Kozak450]

heh you dont nead enable put get for hmi, this opstion is to comunicate with other plc ;p

[@user-tj7tv9rd4c]

only if you can quit the music its so annoying

[@Kozak450]

TIA V17 and old HMI panels? Damn, you guys are so backward.