The PID algorithm determines the control action. “P” stands for Proportional, “I” stands for Integral, and “D” stands for Derivative. Adjusting these parameters changes how the controller responds. To learn more read the full article here: https://www.realpars.com/blog/pid-controller-applications?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=socialdescription #industrialautomation #controlsystems | RealPars

The 3 main components are Proportional, Integral, and Derivative. #PID control is very versatile and goes a long way to ensure that the actual process under control is held as closely as possible to the setpoint regardless of disturbances, or setpoint changes. 🔹 The Proportional component applies an effort in proportion to how far the process is away from the setpoint. Proportional control gets you close to the Setpoint, but not quite there. 🔹 The Integral component applies an effort to return

24 reactions · 25 shares | Watch this fantastic video, Share your views, please. A tutorial on PID to understand better the theory behind the Proportional, Integral & Derivative control. In this video, you will learn the operations & behaviour of these three control elements in detail | Electrical & Automation | Facebook