Hi all,
I'm adding a DC offset feature to the PID controller for the experiment I'm doing. I have edited the index.html, several C controller code, and red_pitaya_pid.v and red_pitaya_pid_block.v code and I have uploaded them in the following link.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ehll7mkexasu ... SoZHa?dl=0
However, I would expect that as I turn on the PID controller and turn the DC offset up while keeping all other parameters zero, it would output a constant voltage, but it didn't. If someone could take a quick look, and tell me what I did wrong, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks!
Adding DC offset for PID controller
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Re: Adding DC offset for PID controller
Hello,
I am facing a similar problem. Have you fixed this issue an got this working?
So my problem is I have a PID error signal +/- 1 V but my feedback control signal can only be 0 to 1 Volt. So I guess I would want to do the same thing as you.
Best
Stefan
I am facing a similar problem. Have you fixed this issue an got this working?
So my problem is I have a PID error signal +/- 1 V but my feedback control signal can only be 0 to 1 Volt. So I guess I would want to do the same thing as you.
Best
Stefan
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