PID and fuzzy controller design for DC motor positioning
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PID controllers
intelligent control
servomechanisms

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PID and fuzzy controller design for DC motor positioning. (2010). Ingenieria Y Universidad, 14(1). https://doi.org/10.11144/Javeriana.iyu14-1.dctp
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The performance of PID and fuzzy controllers is compared in a commercial device normally used in model airplanes: the S3004 Futaba Servo. The controller circuit, the power amplifier and the sensor are modified, and then the motor is observed. Next, a root-locus method is used to tune a PID for angular position control. Simulations and control are made in Matlab’s Simulink, and also a data acquisition card (PCI 6024E) is used. Results are analyzed at the end of the document: although the PID controller works better, the fuzzy controller shows a similar performance.

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