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Question: feedback loop for temperature control via peltier #559
This looks like a very nice (and well-developed) package. I haven't done the control systems through matlab (which a lot seems to be referenced) but I'd like to get started, maybe using this package to describe a system that provides feedback on the control of a peltier element (via modifying the voltage on a power supply).
I'm not entirely sure where to get started, but hoping I could get some tips or be pointed along the right path here. Nominally, the functionality would be that the current temperature, reference (goal) temperature, and current voltage as input -- with output being the new voltage to set to. [Perhaps an additional input would be a time-delta between measurements]. Thanks!
Sorry, I did see the cruise control example, but that doesn't seem basic? Is this package not meant to be used for something like a simple PID controller? Because it would be really helpful to show how to use it for a simple application like that.
Personally, that's a very long example to try and digest, and I'm not even sure I can clearly formulate a set of equations in my case that describe the temperature flow of a complicated system.
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bnavigator commentedon Mar 11, 2021
Hi,
of course there is the package documentation.
You can also start by comparing the examples given in FBS with those implemented for python-control, like the basic cruise control.
kratsg commentedon Mar 12, 2021
Sorry, I did see the cruise control example, but that doesn't seem basic? Is this package not meant to be used for something like a simple PID controller? Because it would be really helpful to show how to use it for a simple application like that.
Personally, that's a very long example to try and digest, and I'm not even sure I can clearly formulate a set of equations in my case that describe the temperature flow of a complicated system.