Re: PID question
- From: hondgm@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 24 Nov 2006 13:13:33 -0800
Genome wrote:
h the diode voltage drop, and needs a
pull-up resistor at the op-amp, but the basic idea still holds. I
don't know, maybe a comparator circuit is better after all is said and
done.
Almost but not quite. Tie the VEA output directly to the CEA. You know the
sensitivity of the CEA so all you have to do is implement a local clamp
around the VEA so it cannot demand more than the current setpoint.
Is there a standard way of doing this? I can think of some, but none
seem to be very elegant. I'm trying to not require another op-amp. I
have 2 more which are being used elsewhere.
.
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