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Useful sites for help on PID and Temperature Controllers:

Here are some useful sites on PID and Temperature Controllers:

  1. Expertune at
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    have tutorials and a great product.
  2. John Shaw at
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    has an interesting site with lots of practical information and free tutorials.
  3. David W. St. Clair offers a PID Tuning booklet "CONTROLLER TUNING
101" and also free download software for PID tuning simulation at:
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Dr. Charles D. H. Williams of the University of Exeter, UK, has on-line college material and an interactive simulation of a temperature control system at:
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Dr. Doug Cooper of the University of Connecticut has free demo software and a book at
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Dr. John Popelish on loop tuning at
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Hope this is useful.

Warren

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"the PC-based PID Controller people"

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warren
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I am honored to be included as a source but I am less of a doctor that the scarecrow, who given an honorary doctorate of thinkology.

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John Popelish

Thinkology is an honorable profession not practiced enought these days. So I will maintain my ignorance and your status.

Warren

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"the PC-based PID Controller people"

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warren

Here is a list of 33 (and growing) articles on temperature and power control for use by the man in the plant with other jobs and little time for mathematical analysis.

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Arthur Holland

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Arthur Holland

As you wish.

Looking at what I wrote above, I am amazed to see that being called a doctor got me so flummoxed.

It was supposed to read, "I am honored to be included as a source, but I am less of a doctor than the scarecrow. At least he was given an honorary doctorate of thinkology."

I am more collected when discussing PID control. :-)

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John Popelish

I have examined some of these articles, and they are worthwhile reading!

Louis--

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Louis Bybee

I suspect your being "flummoxed" is a result of humility, and the "collected" is verified by the more than patient demeanor when explaining electronic concepts to the less experienced (me :o) ).

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