Velocity Controller Tuning Guide: Difference between revisions
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The Phidget Control Panel | The [[Phidget Control Panel | Phidget Control Panel on Windows]] features a built-in tuning application for Velocity Controllers. This application makes it easy to experimentally determine the best control parameters for your system. | ||
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Once tuning is complete, you can save the parameters to a file for later use with the Phidget Control Panel or set the values directly in your program's attachment handler. | |||
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Revision as of 21:48, 27 November 2024
The Phidget Control Panel on Windows features a built-in tuning application for Velocity Controllers. This application makes it easy to experimentally determine the best control parameters for your system.
Once tuning is complete, you can save the parameters to a file for later use with the Phidget Control Panel or set the values directly in your program's attachment handler.
