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title: Idle
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date: 2022-06-25T20:46:33.111Z
date: 2022-06-25T20:49:55.894Z
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dateCreated: 2020-01-06T01:53:59.753Z
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#### PID Gains
The gains are used to tune the PID controller. Look on the web for various manuals to tune PID controllers.
A PID controller calculates the folling formula every step.
A PID controller calculates the following formula every step.
***(controller action = (Kp * error) + (Ki * accumulated error) - (Kd * (error - previous error)) )***
Some hints while tuning.
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I gain reacts over time on a error, it slowly fills a buffer of errors to counteract any steady-state error left over by the P gain
D gain reacts on the rate of change (speed) of the error. It dampens the too quick of a reaction of the controller. For example when it quickly moves toward the target set-point and tends to overshoot its target.
#### Valve mimum/maximum duty cycle
#### Valve minimum/maximum duty cycle
The minimum and maximum duty cycle set how much of the 0% to 100% duty cycle is available for the open-loop + closed-loop feedback control. The PWM output is limited to those values. Make sure that the values are as wide a possible so the PID controller has some room to control the idle. If these values are to strict the controller can not keep the target RPM. These values are only fail-safe values and should never be reached with a properly tuned idle control system.
#### Integral reset TPS