Studio 5000 PIDE Simulation Programming In Function Block

Building PIDE simulation logic in function block using Studio 5000.

We all want a way to learn PIDE controls & better understand the way they work which is where this function block simulation logic comes in. It gives you the ability to simulate a PIDE instruction in a closed-loop setting.

This is an excerpt from one of my courses.

0:00 Quick intro
2:05 How a PIDE instruction works with time
3:15 Adding our JSR instruction
4:20 Adding the PIDE instruction
5:15 The PIDE instruction & the Studio 5000 Task
8:00 Adding the Lead-Lag instruction
8:40 Adding the DEDT instruction in function block
9:00 How a DeadTime instruction works
11:20 How a Lead-Lag instruction works
12:15 Adding the ADD instruction
14:00 Independent & Dependent Equations for PIDE instructions
15:30 The PIDE Independent Equation
16:10 The PIDE Dependent Equation
18:00 Testing Integral
19:50 Building a PIDE trend in Studio 5000
29:30 Showing the DeadTime array data
31:00 Simulating a Process upset to see how the PIDE reacts
32:15 Adding more time to DeadTime to add process time
34:45 What this code can be used for
39:00 Last Manual Tune Test
41:45 Recommended videos for you

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[oliesting]

I am thinking of enrolling in your PLC Programming For Batching Station course and it has a section on PIDE. Is that the same content as PIDE course? or I need to enroll in both. I have some experience with PIDE. I like your Batching course as it is complete project. Another question I have is - will I be able to follow your Batching course without any hardware? I have Studio 5000 and Emulate software license. Thank you for this youtube videos. You are great inspiration and helping the community :)

[IttayMelo]

What would happen if the timing of the tastk is 1 ms instead of 47ms? why 47ms and not 1 ms like the PIDE configuration?

[Bennyco]

What does the hiccup does actually? would the loop work just as fine with out LeadLag and DEDT?