Temporal auto-tuning a pid controller of a slave device of a time-sensitive network to a master device
AssigneeSchneider Electric USA, Inc.
InventorsAlen Mehmedagic, Joseph William Beckenbach, III
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AssigneeSchneider Electric USA, Inc.
InventorsAlen Mehmedagic, Joseph William Beckenbach, III
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A method of auto-tuning at least one PID controller corresponding to at least one slave device in a time-sensitive network to automatically synchronize the at least one slave device with a master device can include continually obtaining a master offset time and selecting, in the at least one PID controller, multiple combinations of constant values. The method can further include measuring, for each combination of constant values, a synchronization time representative of an amount of time taken by the PID controller to reduce the master offset time to a stable level and automatically applying, in the at least one PID controller, a preferred combination of values so that the at least one slave device is synchronized to the master device such that the master offset time is less than a designated master offset time threshold during operation of the at least one slave device and the master device.
A method of auto-tuning, via execution of computer-readable memory encoded with instructions, at least one proportional, derivative, and integral (PID) controller corresponding to at least one slave device in a time-sensitive network to automatically synchronize a time function of the at least one slave device with a time function of a master device, the method comprising:
A system for auto-tuning a time function of a proportional, derivative, and integral (PID) controller of a slave device to synchronize with a time function of a master device, the system comprising:the PID controller of the slave device that uses the time function that is dependent upon a combination of values of a proportional constant, a derivative constant, and an integral constant of the PID controller;the master device in communication with the slave device and comprising the time function of the master device;
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