Omron Corporation

Yoshihiro Nagami

Gen Yoneda

Tamio Ueda

Masahito Tanaka

Ikuo Nanno

Akira Takaishi

Atsushi Mukai

Hirofumi Hosokawa

Naotaka Uchiyama

Yumi Saito

Takafumi Kishi

Maakazu Kido

Toshimichi Surga

Zhang Zhiming

Shigeyuki Kato

Module substrates each having the functions of input, power supply, and output/communication corresponding to the required model are attached to a base substrate having shared bus wiring. Thus, a main CPU of an input module can discriminate the respective module substrates to perform the control operation corresponding to the model, thereby sharing the module substrates among different models.

Electronic component and the method of using it

A controller controls a physical variable such as temperature of a controlled system. A variable calculator calculates and output a manipulated variable on the controlled system based on of a target value such as a target temperature and a feedback value such as the measured temperature of the controlled system. A dead-time compensator provides a dead-time compensated output using a model simulating the controlled system having a dead time and an idealized model having no dead time, based on the manipulated variable outputted from the variable calculator to carry out an ordinary control and a dead-time compensated control. A switch functions to select the dead-time compensated control by providing a dead-time compensated output to the variable calculator or an ordinary control providing no dead-time compensated output to the variable calculator. The dead-time compensated control is carried out at least during set point response of the controller.

Controller, temperature controller and heat processor using same

A PID control device identifies rise characteristics of a controlled system by a step response method on changing a reference, moves to PID control when idle time and slope successively obtained at the rise reach a predetermined condition, and computes PID control parameters based on the idle time and slope obtained up to that point. If the identification is fully executed, the computed PID control parameters are immediately set. If it is not fully executed, the PID control device 1 further watches the state to compare a proportional gain of the newly computed PID control parameters with the proportional gain of previously set PID control parameters, and the currently computed PID control parameters are set when the parameters are on a safe side.

PiD control unit

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Okayama, Japan

Yoshihiro Nagami