On Wednesday 12 June 2013 06:07:19 andy pugh did opine:

> On 10 June 2013 00:20, Gene Heskett <[email protected]> wrote:
> >  And this is with Pgain
> > 
> > at about 40, but there is a speed instability, an almost random 50 rpm
> > wandering that doesn't go away if I turn off the pwm dither,
> 
> Any PID tuning for a nonlinear system is likely to be a compromise.
> 
> The lincurve module is actually modelled on the type of structure we
> use at work to control nonlinear systems. Typically the P, I and D
> terms are the output of such a lookup table.
> (Which is why, rather unusually, that module has IO pins as well as
> outputs).
> 
> So, rather than setting up a 12-entry linearisation curve, you could
> try a 3-entry curve to provide the P-term for your system.

Up early, thought I'd play with lincurve.9 using halrun.  Unforch, its not 
part of the 2.5.x sim installed on this machine. :(  And with the repo 
locked... 8:(

Cheers, Gene
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