GAIN tuning
It may be necessary to tune the GAIN when the system is in closed loop, depending on the type of load applied on the motor shaft. GAIN tuning is a good use of the integrated motor feedback tuning windows.
Below is a list of Objects needed to tune the system:
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Mandatory. GAIN to tuning depending by application |
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Mandatory. GAIN to tuning depending by application |
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Mandatory. GAIN to tuning depending by application |
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Mandatory. In the first testing can be keep to 0 |
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Mandatory. In the first testing can be keep to 0 |
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Mandatory. In the first testing can be keep to 0 |
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Mandatory. In the first testing can be keep to 0 |
A good way for the tuning where possible, is to have the motor that can run forward and backward.
One method for the tuning is:
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Set all the feed-forward GAIN to 0 (Feedback_Kffw_Acc/Feedback_Kffw_Dec = 0 and Feedback_Kfbw_Acc/Feedback_Kfbw_Dec = 0.
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Set Feedback_Kp = 0 and Feedback_Ki = 0 and start tuning Feedback_Kv to check how the motor responds in velocity (check the velocity error).
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IntroduceFeedback_Kp to check the position error.
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Introduce Feedback_Ki to reduce the following at constant speed.
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If necessary, edit the feed forward parameter (Feedback_Kfxx) to decrease the position or velocity error during the acceleration/deceleration ramp.





