Trying to create a controller to maintain a certain speed
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Hi guys, I've created a model to emulate a BMW R1200gs motorbike and my end goal is to run a simulation where the motorbike drives at full power to untl it reaches a speed of 60mph and then stays at 60mph over a period of 60 seconds. The acceleration is all working perfectly but I can't figure out how to make a controller that will keep the motorbike at 60mph once it reaches this target. I don't want to use a saturation limiter that just caps the speed I want to make it something that is controlled. I've inserted some images of the model so far bellow. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. :)
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MPH vs Time
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Jonas
2021 年 4 月 1 日
Use a PI-controller which receives 60MPH as setpoint and receives the actual speed, which controls the engine torque.
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Jonas
2021 年 4 月 1 日
The 60MPH setpoint is coming from a Constant block.
When tuning the PI controller, start with gain of the integator of zero, and find a suitable value for the proportional gain. When the proportional controller can regulate the speed despite a steady-state offset, start adding integrator gain.
Please search online for basics on PI controllers.
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