Implements a PI controller in the Academic form.
Value of the feedforward control.
This input accepts an array of double-precision, floating-point numbers if setpoint is an array.
Settings for the manual control mode.
This input accepts an array of clusters if setpoint is an array.
Value of the control output when you use the manual control mode.
Default: 0
A Boolean that specifies whether to reset the internal parameters, such as the integrated error, of the controller.
True | Resets the internal parameters. |
False | Does not reset the internal parameters. |
Set reset to True if your application must stop and restart the control loop without restarting the entire application.
This input accepts an array of Booleans if setpoint is an array.
Default: False
Setpoint value, or desired value, of the process variable.
This input accepts a double-precision, floating-point number or an array of double-precision, floating-point numbers.
Measured value of the process variable.
This input accepts an array of double-precision, floating-point numbers if setpoint is an array.
Proportional gain and integral gain parameters of the controller.
This input accepts a cluster or an array of clusters.
Proportional gain of the controller.
Integral time constant of the controller, in seconds.
Range for the control output value.
If the control output value is outside output range, this node coerces the value to fall within the range and returns the coerced value as the control output value. This node implements integrator anti-windup when the control output is saturated at the specified minimum or maximum value.
This input accepts an array of clusters if setpoint is an array.
Maximum control output value.
Default: Infinity
Minimum control output value.
Default: -Infinity
Loop-cycle time, or interval in seconds, at which this node is called. dt must be greater than 0.
Relative emphasis of setpoint tracking to disturbance rejection.
The valid value range is [0, 1]. Use the default value for most applications.
This input accepts an array of double-precision, floating-point numbers if setpoint is an array.
Default: 1
Control output of the PID algorithm that is applied to the controlled process.
Difference between the setpoint and the process variable.
Values of the proportional action, the integral action, and the derivative action in the PID algorithm.
Value of the proportional action.
Value of the integral action.
Value of the derivative action.
The following transfer function represents a PI controller in the Academic form:
where Kc is the proportional gain and Ti is the integral time constant.
Where This Node Can Run:
Desktop OS: Windows
FPGA: Not supported
Web Server: Not supported in VIs that run in a web application