Simple PID Control

The NI Data Acquisition Control System (sine.ni.com/nips/cds/view/p/la...) is the complete solution for your control application. Hardware form factors include USB and PCIe where the PCIe option allows you to add a Real-Time Industrial Controller for deterministic timing. Multiple digital channels, analog channels and counter/timers allow for closed-loop feedback. Please see ni.com/daq/systems for more information on National Instruments DAQ Systems.

[@sandeepreddyvenna5150]

please do many more video's. These are much more helpful than reading the tutorial on NI website.

[@dinhnguyen92]

This is much more helpful than reading the tutorial on NI website.

[@sheerazdarkshadows]

@nazh09 30 days evaluation version is. Full full version you have to pay.

[@sasankawijesekara]

Very good video. This helped me a lot. Thank you... Is there a training video for PID Auto tuning VI? If so, could you direct me in the right direction. Thanks.

[@elevencooper3226]

thank you so much!!!!

[@khouryjohn7923]

may you please tell me the parts that were used and what are the part numers so that I could pull up a datasheet for them.
Was the deflector home built?

[@emoneyblue]

thanks for sharing

[@valordk]

@NafElectronics Wow, thanks a alot. Are they faster than the cheapest NI DAQ for simple PID?

[@SitarHero28]

Cool. Could use a little more integral gain and possibly some derivative

[@nazh09]

Is the Labview software available to download?

[@alpha001ful]

Do we need 6211 or any thing cheaper (i saw in NI's website, 6009 , for $150) works ?

[@alpha001ful]

Did you need a opamp? If yes, ghow did you connect it ? do you have a circuitry ? I need help

[@IngVasiu]

how did you choose the transistor type? (I mean the transistor's parameters) give me an answar please!

[@Van9182]

Te amo

[@winingram241]

Is this first or second order?

[@alpha001ful]

Where can we get halifax sensor ? What type is that ?

[@valordk]

@laskjdgx the DAQ itself is around 1300$ (in Europe), no wonder they dont say it aloud.
Still struggling to find an alternative at a decent pricelevel.

[@cariverajara]

I need the sensor qu are using

[@EdgarGerson]

how much does this software cost and what is the name of this software.

[@Femtophysiker]

Excellent job:
I have a question. I am learning labview by myself. What will happen if you do not change the PID values? I mean those output ranges which you changed to 5 V... if you leave 100, then will your PID generate 100V or?
I am thankful for your reply.

[@asbjrnr.3562]

did you find out? 😂

[@jesusmarquez7476]

Where can I find that fan???

[@NafElectronics]

@valordk There is now a much cheaper solution for DAQ: LabVIEW Interface for Arduino (LIFA) Toolkit. Atmega is not as accurate or fast but for a hobbyist it's all you need.

[@th3kid13]

@femtophysiker
a 7 month late reply... lol
I believe your DAQ assistant can only generate up to 5V of power, since that is the most power your USB port can supply.

[@abdielsalazar6463]

good

[@dervolker]

@TrickyNekro nah pcs aren't bad at handling realtime jobs,but they could be better for sure. you won't beat an fpga with a pc,that's true^^

[@xasdrubalex]

responsiveness.

[@divyanshujain9625]

provide a nice tutorial ..........

[@Saffronsummer]

HAKEEM LOOK AT THIS

[@adi1133]

lol ... badly calibrated PID values