how to auto tune pid parameters in a closed loop control system when an adams plant exist in the model?
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Pouya Jamali
el 13 de Jul. de 2011
Comentada: SHOAIB UMER
el 26 de Ag. de 2020
when i want to autotune PID parameters in a closedloop control system that it's Plant is an ADAMS/viwe plant , I have a problem : linearization failed: The plant model in the PID loop linearizes to zero, and therefore cannot be used in PID controller design. This problem occurs when one or more blocks in the PID loop have zero gain or the feedback loop is not physically closed. Click "Continue" to launch the PID Tuner and obtain a new plant model in the "Obtain plant model" dialog. Click "Cancel" to return to the PID Controller block dialog. how can i solve it?
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Arkadiy Turevskiy
el 21 de Jul. de 2011
The PID tuner works by linearizing Simulink model first, and then finding PID coefficients for the resulting linear model. What is apparently happening in your case is that ADAMS plant model linearizes to zero, due to the way this block was implemented by its authors (it is most likely an s-function block).
What you can do is use simulation-based method of finding model's frequency response, instead of analytic llinearization. This is shown in detail in this demo, so just see if this workflow would work.
Also, there is a web page we put together with a lot of useful information on PID control with MATLAB and Simulink. There might be something useful there as well.
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SHOAIB UMER
el 26 de Ag. de 2020
Hi I am also facing the same issue. Could you please share demo link. I think it got expired.
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Guy Rouleau
el 21 de Jul. de 2011
For an optimization of controller parameters that will really simulate the ADAMS block, I recommend going for Simulink Design Optimization:
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