Moku:Pro’s PID Controller
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Overview
Moku:Pro’s PID Controller features four fully configurable PID controllers. This enables them to be used in applications requiring both low and high feedback bandwidths such as laser temperature and current stabilization. The PID Controller can also be used as a lead-lag compensator by saturating the integral and differential controllers with independent gain settings.
Specs
Input voltage range
400 mVpp, 4 Vpp, or 40 Vpp
Control matrix linear gain
± 0.1 to ± 20
Input/output offset range
± 1 V / ±5 V
Offset precision
100 μV
Proportional gain
-60 dB to 60 dB
Integrator crossover frequency
3.125 Hz to 312.5 kHz
Differentiator crossover frequency
31.25 Hz to 3.125 MHz
Key features
Versatile configuration options
4 input channels, 4 output channels, 4 independent PID controllers with control matrix for configurable combining of inputs.
Gain profiles
Proportional (P), integral (I), differential (D), double-integral (I+), integral saturation (IS), differential saturation (DS)
Gain configuration
Real-time
Visualize your signal and configuration in real-time
Design your control system’s frequency response using the interactive Bode plot.
The interface displays a block diagram view of the digital signal processing with built-in probe points for signal monitoring.
Advanced multi-section PID builder
Includes single or double integrators and differentiators with low- and high-frequency gain saturation.
Applications
Feedback and control systems design
Laser frequency stabilization
Temperature regulation
Scan heads/sample stage positioning
Pressure, force, flow rate, and other controls
Intuitive software and API integration
Moku: app for iPadOS provides a clear and dynamic user experience, making configuring, modifying, and debugging your setup easy.
API integration with Python and MATLAB ensure seamless integration of Moku:Pro within your existing test sequences.
Try it in demo modeBlock diagram view of the DSP workflow
Four independent, fully real-time configurable PID controller paths follow the control matrix in the block diagram, making it so easy to use that you can do it in the dark (mode).
PID response plot
An interactive representation (gain as a function of frequency) of the controller, the PID response plot makes it easy to adjust your configurations and see the changes in real-time.
Available on Moku:Pro hardware
Our most powerful hardware platform to date, Moku:Pro harnesses the power of a Xilinx Ultrascale+ FPGA with higher bandwidth, more channels, and more output power than ever before.
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