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Ladder Logic Implementation of PID

06/18/2009 12:03 PM

CAN ANYBODY HELP ME REGARDING THE PROGRAMMING WAY TO IMPLEMENT PID ACTUALLY I GOT UP WITH THE ASSIGNMENT IN MA SUMMER INTERN @ L & T JUST EXPLAIN ME HOW SHOULD I START UP WITH ,, I M NOT FROM INSTRUMENTATION BACK GROUND ,, KINDLY HELP ME OUT ASP. N PROGRAMMING PID IN C LANGUAGE TOOO. FROM RITESH SOOD ECE- 7 TH SEM IPU DELHI
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Re: ladder logic implementation of PID

06/18/2009 4:30 PM

when you type in all caps, it seems like you're yelling at us. not cool.
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Re: Ladder Logic Implementation of PID

06/18/2009 11:38 PM

Please don't shout.

Due to the extremely broad nature of your questions and the topics involved we are not able to answer them here (C language and PID programming beginner guide books can easily be 400 pages or more).

Your best bet is to search the internet for good beginners guides to the specific programming language you need for the device. A good guide to PID would also be a good idea. Don't worry there are plenty available for free and plenty of books you can buy if necessary.

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Re: Ladder Logic Implementation of PID

06/19/2009 3:40 AM

Please turn off Caps Lock. Many readers consider the use of capitals to be akin to SHOUTING, and rather rude.

Allen Bradley and Siemens (usual disclaimers), among others, provide PID function instructions in their range of programmable logic controllers. Programming instructions that feed the PID functions is necessary; programming the PID itself is not.

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