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Short Educational Video on Transfer Function Identification for Zero Order Plus Dead Time Process Model

Watch the video → Welcome to our second video from PiControl Solutions on practical Industrial System Identification and Process Control as we continue with a series of short, practical, and useful…

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Welcome to our second video from PiControl Solutions on practical Industrial System Identification and Process Control as we continue with a series of short, practical, and useful educational videos.

In this video we continue with Transfer Function models. We will show you how to visually identify Zero-Order Transfer Function parameters with a delay, and like in the first video, we use our industrial simulation package SIMCET, to simulate the zero-order process for which we identify parameters only by visual analysis and a bit of mathematics.

This short video covers the differences between First and Zero-Order Transfer Functions, and how to identify process gain, and dead time of the Zero-Order Transfer Function.

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SIMCET is a real-time, online PID tuning simulator for practice and testing of tuning skills. Tuning PIDs in SIMCET is exactly as if you are tuning loops in a real plant, therefore, it is a great way for inexperienced technicians and engineers to gain knowledge and confidence in PID tuning.

More info on SIMCET: https://www.picontrolsolutions.com/products/simulation/simcet/

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