Auto Tuning Pid Controller
Auto Tuning Pid Arduino Programmer
Pid Auto Tuning Algorithm
Auto Tuning Pid Controller Arduino

In this paper is described a laboratory control experiment that targets, through a practical ”hands-on” approach, several important control matters: PID control; digital control; controller design; automatic tuning; nonlinear control and the describing function; and, above all, the practical implementation issues which arise in real projects. Please note that for attractive model I used one coil, one hall sensor and one PID, where as for repulsive I am trying it with four coils, four halls and four separate independent PIDs using Arduino Mega 2560. I tried it in several arrangement ( ways ) to auto tune the PID. I only tried an example of the auto tune Library.

Auto Tuning Pid Controller

Temperature management by your 3D printer is often made using PID controller.

Requirements:

Pronterface (Windows, Mac)
Arduino IDE (optional)
3D printer with active PID for the target heating element

Pronterface installation:

Pronterface is a cross platform host software for your 3D printer. It allows to send commands to your 3D printers in a simple way.

This application is stand alone and doesn’t require any installation

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In order to be able to connect to your 3D printer you need to install the serial drivers of your electronic board.

Scalar 3D printers are using arduino MEGA 2560, so you only need to install Arduino IDE in order for the proper drivers to be installed.

Auto Tuning Pid Arduino Programmer

Once you have downloaded the proper version of Pronterface , you will need to unzip it’s content in a folder.

Inside you should have the following file tree.

At this stage you will need to connect your 3D printer using a USB cable. https://hubrown.amebaownd.com/posts/19571442.

Once the drivers are installed, your OS will assign a specific COM port to your 3D printer.

Now you can launch « pronterface.exe »

The following window will appear

Warning!

Depending on your OS you might need the proper user rights in order to acces COM port

Consider running your application as Administrator

Once the drivers for the seria COM port are installed your 3D printer COM port should be visible inside the drop down list of Pronterface (1)

You should see the proper COM port asigned to your Arduino MEGA inside this drop down list
Select the baud rate to 115200Bps (at least for Scalar 3D printers)
Push the Connect button.

Once connected you should have a lot of information coming into the console window on the left side of the application.

PID Auto tuning

PID auto tune has to be made when your heating element is at Ambient temperature. Otherwise you will get wrong parameters!

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Hot end PID

Iin order to perform the PID tuning of your hot end you will need to send the following command :

E0 is for Extruder 0 (your hot end) , S210 is the target temperature (here 201°C) and C8 is the amount of iterations to perform , Here 8. The higher the number the more accurate your PID will be.

you will need to wait a few minutes in order for the algorithm to converge to a set a values.

here we found out

your PID values will be different from the one here

Take theses PID values into account

Use the following command in order for your controller to take the Ki, Kp, and Kd values into account

Make sure you have updated the command with the PID values that you found!

Pid Auto Tuning Algorithm

Save your settings into the EEPROM

M500 allows to save your settings into the controller EEPRO

Heat bed PID Command

Take the Heatbed PID values into account

Save into EEPROM

Auto Tuning Pid Controller Arduino

(source http://reprap.org/wiki/PID_Tuning )