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Real life systems don't have to be physical. You can do a lot by playing around with digital PID controllers, graphing the sensor value over time and seeing how
by computerex 7y ago
Real life systems don't have to be physical. You can do a lot by playing around with digital PID controllers, graphing the sensor value over time and seeing how the graph changes as a response to changes in the gains. The benefit of this approach is that anyone with some programming skills can do it right away without any hardware.