P Only Control

A short description of Proportional control. It also includes Control Gain, Bias and offset.
NOTE:Please understand that I am not a professional coder. This software is distributed in the hope that it will be helpful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
Download the program here:
docs.google.com/file/d/0B2Az8...

[@MantisRay861]

Nice video! Really helps to get what I learned in class, sink into my brain.

[@yanlin3089]

Thanks to uploader this video! Because of this video I got an Idea for my project. I'm now working with excel + VBA. But I'm BEGINNER!
I love that simulation.!!!!!
THANKS YOU INDEED!!!!

[@EngineerClearly]

Thank you! If you don't mind - was there anything that wasn't clear? That i should go more in-depth on? Thanks again for the motivation.

[@albula642]

I sure as hell hope that you will show us the I, D and PID combined controllers as well :)

[@azamudinishak]

thanks a looot!

[@taharehmansiddiqui813]

+EngineerClearly Can you explain why we cannot eliminate offset completey in P Only ?
A little bit in-depth explanation

[@bugsinmyface]

Cool illustration of the offset with proportional control. Now how do I fix my integral windup? :)

[@Arewynden]

Hi can you make separate video for bias related theory for better understand

[@nitishgajakosh2366]

Hello sir can you pls tell us how used fast forward code

[@albula642]

no, not really. But it would have been interesting to see more on the Bias value, I would think of something in the line of playing around with the value a bit. But this is me nitpicking :)

[@pnachtwey]

The integrator adds in oscillation? Really? The integrator gain does not need to add oscillations.