need some help with the simulink PID block

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Cant seem to tune this thing out.
First of all, let me say this, i am tuning a massive system that is not able to be realized by a trasnfer function. The model is a physical system. So using the tuning tools is out.
I cant seem to figure out what my controller is undershooting so badly.
For example, i have a full scale error possibility of about -5 to 5 with the setpoint being zero essentially or zero "error"
The controller does not even try and do anything until i am at nearly -2
Then -2 comes around and it sky rockets badly. Next thing you know im at 5
The integral gain is already very very small. the controller is running at about 200 hrtz which is reasonable for this type of system.
This is a generic thought question.
Why would a controller have asymetrical overshoot and undershoot. For example, if i have overshoot, i expect it to be the same percentage wise above and below the setpoint. My undershoot is significantly worse and i cant figure out why.
Any idea?
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Neelanshu
Neelanshu 2023-12-26
编辑:Neelanshu 2023-12-27
Hi Robert,
Kindly share the plot you obatined for the response of the system for a better understanding of the question and also indicate the expected behaviour of the system.
Arkadiy Turevskiy
Arkadiy Turevskiy 2024-1-10
Hard to say anything based on information you provided. Your model could be nonlinear, not clear why in general you would expect to have symmetrical overhsoot and undershoot.

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