Thank you for your videos I have learned a lot. I just have a question where do you get the Output Min and Output Max for your Flow Meter which is 0 -30. Hope you see my message Thanks
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Hello Thank you so much for nice video, could you please tell what is the different between your F_Scaling function block and LIN_TRAFO, is it the same >? and do you have videos about how to filter analog signal to be more smoth , thanks
Hi there, both of them can be used to read an analog signal and convert that to a specific range. Also, we've not created videos for smoothing analog signals. However, averaging of the last values is a simple method for smoothing and can be used as a low pass filter to smooth analog signals.
@@plcgoodsteam8934 Thank you so much for replying, can you please tell what do you mean by averaging of the last values. you mean the output of this function block is becoming smoothing and no need for extra filter.
Hi there, sometimes it is better to use the mean of last N values (for example N=10 or N=20) instead of the last value of an industrial parameter. You'll need to create an array and store the N last value of your parameter or signal.
Also, If your problem is related to showing an industrial parameter on an HMI, LED display, etc. you can write a program to update the HMI, Digital display, etc. every 1 or 5 seconds.
hi there, Both Functions and Function-Blocks execute a program, but the Function-Block can store some data on a part of memory and use them during the next execution. Note that, any codes inside a Function can be implemented by Function-Blocks too. In this case, you can use a Function-Block without saving any parameter .
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Thank you for your videos I have learned a lot. I just have a question where do you get the Output Min and Output Max for your Flow Meter which is 0 -30. Hope you see my message Thanks
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In the Kepserver is it Application.FIO_... OR Application_FIO doesnt seem to get it well
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Hello Thank you so much for nice video, could you please tell what is the different between your F_Scaling function block and LIN_TRAFO, is it the same >? and do you have videos about how to filter analog signal to be more smoth , thanks
Hi there, both of them can be used to read an analog signal and convert that to a specific range. Also, we've not created videos for smoothing analog signals. However, averaging of the last values is a simple method for smoothing and can be used as a low pass filter to smooth analog signals.
@@plcgoodsteam8934 Thank you so much for replying, can you please tell what do you mean by averaging of the last values. you mean the output of this function block is becoming smoothing and no need for extra filter.
Hi there, sometimes it is better to use the mean of last N values (for example N=10 or N=20) instead of the last value of an industrial parameter. You'll need to create an array and store the N last value of your parameter or signal.
Also, If your problem is related to showing an industrial parameter on an HMI, LED display, etc. you can write a program to update the HMI, Digital display, etc. every 1 or 5 seconds.
@@plcgoodsteam8934 Thank you so much for nice explenation, If you have this logic could you please share that
What is the difference between Function and Function block? Could you not have used function block for scaling?
hi there, Both Functions and Function-Blocks execute a program, but the Function-Block can store some data on a part of memory and use them during the next execution. Note that, any codes inside a Function can be implemented by Function-Blocks too. In this case, you can use a Function-Block without saving any parameter .
@@plcgoods good one
Can you give the code?
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