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I was trying to make gui for PID and IMC tuning method.
Is it easy to make change to the existing code that i find or to make a totally new one?
The existing one only have IMC but cannot control the P, I and its D value.
If i want to create a GUI for an essential oil extraction process,
1. which process is the best to represent in the GUI?
2. what are the parameters that i should control?
3. what formula or algorithm are the best? FOPDT? PID?
Yup its the same with lots of hotel out there. What im trying to do is to implement the thing to my faculty. The requirement of the project is, it has to have sensors and microcontroller. So, i was just trying to make a prototype in a box or something which show the function not the actual...
Thank you for ur reply. If i want to use RFID do u know how to combine the circuit of lamp and aircond?? i only found how to use the rfid with 1 output. i was using the rfid with arduino. So far i can only make it to operate 1 output at a time but not both. Does any1 have a suggestion? (fyi: the...
I was trying to do a small project which is to apply the hotel system key card where it open the door of a room and after enter the room we put it at a certain place where it acts as a switch for the lamp and aircond. So, i was wondering which one is better either using RFID or IR sensor?
Does any1 know a good website or good book that i can use as reference to develop GUI using simulink? I just want to make an ON/OFF function to get the gain thats all. Thank you.
#include<iostream>
#include<cmath>
using namespace std;
class Bisection{private:float f, float x;
public :float fx1,x1,x2,x3;
int count, int iter};
getter{
cout <<"Enter x1 = "...
oh what i mean by "bool" is the command
bool matching = false;
for (int j=0; (j<i) && (matching == false); j++)
if (x[i] == x[j]) matching = true;
if (!matching)
since i only find this method on the internet so i just modify it
just curious if there is more simple method thats all :thinker:
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