Closed Loop Parameters
7 years 8 months ago #29530963
by metRo_
Closed Loop Parameters was created by metRo_
Hello,
I'm starting using your SDC2130 controller and trying to configuring the Closed Loop Parameters I have some doubts about the Position Mode Velocity and Turns Min to Max fields on the Roboteq Motor Control Utility, can you explain me what these two parameters do?
thank you
I'm starting using your SDC2130 controller and trying to configuring the Closed Loop Parameters I have some doubts about the Position Mode Velocity and Turns Min to Max fields on the Roboteq Motor Control Utility, can you explain me what these two parameters do?
thank you
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7 years 8 months ago #29530964
by TechSupport
Replied by TechSupport on topic Closed Loop Parameters
The turns min to max is the amount of turns the motor max from fully retracted to fully extended (linear actuator). This value for the most part is unknown, so don't worry too much about this parameter.
The position mode velocity is the speed of the motor in the position mode. In position tracking, this does nothing as it is designed to go as fast as it can to get to position and hold. You use the speed and acceleration parameters.
The position mode velocity is the speed of the motor in the position mode. In position tracking, this does nothing as it is designed to go as fast as it can to get to position and hold. You use the speed and acceleration parameters.
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7 years 8 months ago #29530968
by metRo_
Replied by metRo_ on topic Closed Loop Parameters
Thank you,
So for Closed Loop control of a differential robot motor these two parameters does nothing?
So for Closed Loop control of a differential robot motor these two parameters does nothing?
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7 years 8 months ago #29530972
by TechSupport
Replied by TechSupport on topic Closed Loop Parameters
For the position modes, this will have little to no effect. In general, you won't want to use a whole lot of the differential gain as it is the reaction part of the PID. So if you put too much and your motor goes out of control, it can possibly burn up your motor.
In the speed mode, this acts as your boost upon a command change.
In the speed mode, this acts as your boost upon a command change.
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