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Introduction :
Fig (1)
Fig (2)
1- The "set point" corresponds to the desired rod position. It may be set manually by
an operator, or set automatically.
2- The "control element" provides the power to the cylinder to counterbalance the
load and to position the rod at a specific distance. In the case of a servo valve of
the pressure type, the power is in the form of an air pressure level.
3- "Disturbances" are varying conditions that cause the cylinder rod position to
differ from the set point.
4- The cylinder rod position is a function of both the air pressure supplied by the
valve, and the disturbance conditions.
Your trainer comes with a Signal Conditioners module, model 6366, that can be
used to adapt a signal to the requirements of a specific circuit or device. The module
comprises two voltage (E/E) converters that can amplify or reduce the voltage range of
a signal, as well as a frequency-to-voltage(f/E) converter that produces a voltage
proportional to the frequency of a signal.
One of the voltage converters can be used together with the Position Transducer,
model 6395 to sense the position of the cylinder rod. The Position Transducer is of
the cable-extension type. It consists of a flexible cable wound around a cylindrical
spool. The spool is coupled to the shaft of a rotary potentiometer Shown in fig (3).
An internal torsion spring maintains tension on the cable and serves as there traction
mechanism.
In servo control valve can control of pressure and flow by varying the electrical signal.
Shown in fig (3).
Fig (3)
Data:
Table (1)
LOAD in kPa SETPOINT VALUE
280 3.71 V
420 5.6 V
560 7.4 V
600
500
LOAD in kPa
400
300
200
100
0
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Fig (4)
Table (2)
Begin extend 1/2 extend Fully extend
Set point 4.7 5.3 5.7
Position sensor(0-24v) 0.5 6.9 24
Signal (0-10v) 0.2 3 10
Conclusions:
The main difference between open-loop and closed-loop control system is, the
required output within the open loop doesn't depend on the controlled act whereas, in
closed-loop, the required output mainly depends on the controlled act.
Signal conditioners provide the essential circuitry between the sensor and the data
acquisition system. This circuit ensures proper conditioning of the output before any
further signal processing can occur