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Explain PID controller tuning & any one method used for it.
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Answer Posted / abdus sattar mollah
Setting Proportional Gain,Reset time and Derivative time in a PID controller so as to achieve the control output is PID controller tuning.
1.Zeigler Nichols Method
2.Cohen Coon Method
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