Es is the Process Error in the frequency domain (Unitless)
Rs is the Set-Point in the frequency domain (Unitless)
Ys is the Process Variable in the frequency domain (Unitless)
Notes
The Process Error is the difference between the Set-Point and Process Variable. The equation is converted to the frequency domain by applying the Laplace transform (from TM:laplaceTransform). The Set-Point is assumed to be constant throughout the simulation (from A:Set-Point). The initial value of the Process Variable is assumed to be zero (from A:Initial Value).
Ps is the Proportional control in the frequency domain (Unitless)
Kp is the Proportional Gain (Unitless)
Es is the Process Error in the frequency domain (Unitless)
Notes
The Proportional Controller is the product of the Proportional Gain and the Process Error (from DD:ddProcessError). The equation is converted to the frequency domain by applying the Laplace transform (from TM:laplaceTransform).
Ds is the Derivative control in the frequency domain (Unitless)
Kd is the Derivative Gain (Unitless)
Es is the Process Error in the frequency domain (Unitless)
s is the Complex frequency-domain parameter (Unitless)
Notes
The Derivative Controller is the product of the Derivative Gain and the differential of the Process Error (from DD:ddProcessError). The equation is converted to the frequency domain by applying the Laplace transform (from TM:laplaceTransform). A pure form of the Derivative controller is used in this application (from A:Unfiltered Derivative).
Cs is the Control Variable in the frequency domain (Unitless)
Es is the Process Error in the frequency domain (Unitless)
Kp is the Proportional Gain (Unitless)
Kd is the Derivative Gain (Unitless)
s is the Complex frequency-domain parameter (Unitless)
Notes
The Control Variable is the output of the controller. In this case, it is the sum of the Proportional (from DD:ddPropCtrl) and Derivative (from DD:ddDerivCtrl) controllers. The parallel (from A:Parallel Equation) and de-coupled (from A:Decoupled equation) form of the PD equation is used in this document.