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Hey riad
There is another way to calculate PID constant on Simulink. There is a toolbox,Response Optimization, that you can set your output signal specifications(settling time rise time, % overshoot etc) then, the algorithms runs and found the sufficient constants. If your model is stable, it works excellent and no take lots of time. But if the system is unstable, then you can make effort to found them.
Good Luck
There is another way to calculate PID constant on Simulink. There is a toolbox,Response Optimization, that you can set your output signal specifications(settling time rise time, % overshoot etc) then, the algorithms runs and found the sufficient constants. If your model is stable, it works excellent and no take lots of time. But if the system is unstable, then you can make effort to found them.
Good Luck
merhaba Lycaon
THANK YOU for répence
Another question for the command in Figure 2.1
how you calculate the constant k and kd and kp for this system (nonlinear)
good luck