3 poly mode, 4 powr mode, 5 log mode – Micromod Micro-DCI: 53SL6000 Single Loop Controller User Manual

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6.3.3 PoLY Mode

This is a third order polynomial equation which op-
erates on an algebraic combination of the four ana-
log inputs. The constants K1 through K4 are the
coefficients for the equation. The constants K5
and K6 allow for some limited scaling of the four
analog inputs.

X

=

K4

(

AB

+

K5

)

C

+

K6

+

D

3

+

K3

(

AB

+

K5

)

C

+

K6

+

D

2

+

K2

(

AB

+

K5

)

C

+

K6

+

D

+

K1

6.3.4 PoWr Mode

This mode provides a general purpose exponential
(power) equation with the four analog inputs as-
signed in the exponent, base, multiplier, and bias.
The constants K1 through K6 provide scaling for all
four except the bias term.

X

=

K5C

+

K6

[

K1A

+

K2

]

(

K

3

B

+

K

4

)

+

D

An important use of the exponential equation is
calculating flow values using weirs and Parshall
flumes as measuring elements. The table below
gives the required assignments for three types of
weirs: rectangular, cipolletti, and triangular based
on the weirs dimensions (Length - feet, height -
inches, and x - degrees). Analog output is in gal-
lons per minute (gpm).

Power Equation Constants by Weir Type

Constant

Rectangular

Cipolletti

Triangular

Fnc.A

h

h

h

Fnc.b

0

0

0

Fnc.c

h

0

0

Fnc.d

0

0

0

K1

1

1

1

K2

0

0

0

K3

0

0

0

K4

1.5

1.5

2.47

K5

-0.6

0

0

K6

3L

3.037L

see K6
below

K6 for triangular weirs is as follows:

K6

=

2.42.9

[

tan

(

x
2

)

]

0.992

6.3.5 LoG Mode

The logarithm equation produces a base 2 logarith-
mic value of the algebraic function of the four ana-
log inputs. The constants K1 through K5 provide
scaling for the input values. Constant K5 is a mul-
tiplier which can be used to convert the base of the
logarithm. For example:

Log

10

(

x

)

=

0.301 Log

2

(

x

)

Log

e

(

x

)

=

0.6932 Log

2

(

x

)

X

=

K5 Log

2

(

A

+

K1

)

(

B

+

K2

)

C

+

K

3

K4

+

D

+

K

6

6.3.6 LiM Mode

The limiter generates both an analog and a digital
output value. The analog output reflects the scaled
A input as long as it does not exceed the scaled B
input (upper limit) or fall below the scaled C input
(lower limit). If either is exceeded, the digital out-
put will be a logical one value; otherwise, it is a
logical 0 value.

if K1A

+

K2

K3B

=

K4 then

X

=

K3B

+

K4,

Y

=

1

else if K

5C

+

K6

K

1A

+

K2

then X

=

K

5C

+

K6, Y

=

1

else

X

=

A Y

=

0

Micro-DCI

53SL6000 Controller

6-6

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