ElmoMC SimplIQ Digital Servo Drives-Bell Getting Started User Manual

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The SimplIQ for Steppers Getting Started & Tuning and Commissioning Guide

MAN-BELGS (Ver. 1.1)

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Chapter 4:Advanced Control Tuning..................................................................................... 52

4.1

Start Step Control...................................................................................................... 52

4.2 Identification ............................................................................................................. 52

4.2.1

Identification and Uncertainty ............................................................................................ 53

4.2.2

Identification Results Management .................................................................................... 53

4.2.3

Identification Work Point..................................................................................................... 54

4.2.4

Selecting the Identification Frequencies............................................................................. 55

Appendix A:

Manual Tuning of Speed and Position Control .................................... 60

A.1 Scope........................................................................................................................... 60

A.2 Safety .......................................................................................................................... 60

A.3

Make it Simple........................................................................................................... 61

A.4 Keep

Margins ............................................................................................................ 62

A.5 The

Basic

Concepts ................................................................................................... 62

A.5.1 Fixed- vs. Gain-scheduled Controllers............................................................................... 62

A.5.2 Resonance and Notch Filters ............................................................................................... 63

A.5.3 High Frequency Noise and Low-pass Filters .................................................................... 63

A.5.4 Evaluating a Step Response – Rise Time, Settling Time, and Overshoot. ..................... 64

A.6 The

Example

System................................................................................................. 65

A.7

Testing the Response of a Controller ...................................................................... 66

A.7.1 Current

Limits ....................................................................................................................... 66

A.7.2 Recording the Experiment Results...................................................................................... 66

A.8

Fixed Gain Manual Tuning for a Speed Loop........................................................ 67

A.8.1 Manual Tuning of a PI Controller....................................................................................... 67

A.8.2 Manual Tuning of a PI Controller and a Low Pass Filter ................................................ 72

A.8.3 Manual Tuning of a PI Controller and a Notch Filter ...................................................... 74

A.9

Executing Manual Tuning for a Cascaded Position Controller............................ 78

A.10

Manual Tuning of Gain Scheduling........................................................................ 79

A.10.1 Manual Gain Scheduling...................................................................................................... 79

A.10.2 Automatic Gain Scheduling................................................................................................. 80

Appendix B:

A Short Course in Linear Control............................................................ 82

B.1

Linear Systems and Transfer Functions.................................................................. 82

B.2

Mathematical Models for LTI Systems ................................................................... 83

B.3

Motor Systems Models ............................................................................................. 85

B.3.1

A Simple Model..................................................................................................................... 85

B.3.2

Model with Flexible Transmission (resonance) ................................................................ 86

B.4 Feedback

Control ...................................................................................................... 90

B.4.1

Why Feedback is Required .................................................................................................. 90

B.4.2

Open Loop, Gain Margin and Phase Margin, Bandwidth and Stability ....................... 91

B.4.3

P, PD, PI and PID Controllers.............................................................................................. 92

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