Thank you for your answers. I am going to try this.
I have two screens on my computer so I think I will not be confused. One instance on each.
My purpose is only to copy and paste some source code...
Hi,
If I read the documentation correctly the N-parameter serves as a low pass filter for the derivative term. My routine does not have that option.
I have ZERO experience with Simulink but looking...
Hi everyone, this is my first post.
I have implemented Henrik's PID INC routine in my controller for regulating flame temperature in an external combustion chamber. The PID filter is excellent and...
I have had a chance to play with it and it can be a rather useful tool. It's now an icon in my Start screen. Thanks again!
mpgmike - 11th December 2019, 05:33Well, this is a bit subjective matter. Every C compiler is not the same, also has levels of optimizations, and even coding style can affect the resulting hex code size.
In any case here and then,...
Don't have time (code for to lazy) to read whole thread but did you already see this http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=23638
towlerg - 10th December 2019, 12:25For same reason I stick to PBP+MPLAB X. And in more than one case I compared very similar programs in C(and microC) and PBP, and PBP is by far smallest. So you can do more in smaller IC.
pedja089 - 10th December 2019, 10:13I agree with you although I feel that all this (MPLABX IDE, C etc) is a steep curve. Time keeps me away from this and I guess for others too. Hobby is another thing and a hobbyist may have all the...
Ioannis - 8th December 2019, 23:19
Re: PID Filter Coefficient
Thanks for the reply Henrik,
JESmitter Yesterday, 22:58I thought that I might have to disable that feature in Simulink. The PID Tuner should still be able to generate the optimum P, I, and D gains.
I can add noise...