| ??? 11/03/10 11:32 Modified: 11/03/10 11:32 Read: times |
#179461 - PID Without a PhD Responding to: ???'s previous message |
There was a very good article written by Tim Wescott called "PID Without a PhD". Do a Google search for this and download this and read it. It will get you started without having to wade through three semesters of heavy duty math.
http://www.wescottdesign.com/articles/...wophd.html (Note that the article link on Tim's web site page above appears to be broken and I've written him an email about it). Michael Karas |
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