PID for closed loop lambda control
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Twinturbom3
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PID for closed loop lambda control
can I have PID settings for closed loop lambda control?
Re: PID for closed loop lambda control
Yes and no.
You can have P and I settings but no D as the fluctuations in the sensor reading make it less than useful.
You can alter the service interval of the Integral function wrt RPM and Load, and you can change the gain of wrt to RPM and Load too.
Overall it's very good, certainly a lot better at holding the desired Lambda than things that come in gold boxes.
You can have P and I settings but no D as the fluctuations in the sensor reading make it less than useful.
You can alter the service interval of the Integral function wrt RPM and Load, and you can change the gain of wrt to RPM and Load too.
Overall it's very good, certainly a lot better at holding the desired Lambda than things that come in gold boxes.
Re: PID for closed loop lambda control
LMFAOpavlo wrote:Overall it's very good, certainly a lot better at holding the desired Lambda than things that come in gold boxes.
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Twinturbom3
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Re: PID for closed loop lambda control
thank you Pavlo.pavlo wrote:Yes and no.
You can have P and I settings but no D as the fluctuations in the sensor reading make it less than useful.
You can alter the service interval of the Integral function wrt RPM and Load, and you can change the gain of wrt to RPM and Load too.
Overall it's very good, certainly a lot better at holding the desired Lambda than things that come in gold boxes.
do you have the settings?
Re: PID for closed loop lambda control
Like all PID settings, they are only applicable to the application at hand. There are a few different setups depending firmware version too.
They need to be tuned for your setup.
They need to be tuned for your setup.