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04-13-2017 12:06 AM
hey BingoCard,
first of all, thank u so much for responding.
i want only simulation part, i think its regardless of the motor type?
this only , am i right?
04-13-2017 10:26 AM
Hi,
Yes. That's a good standard VI to simulate a direct-drive DC motor with no gearbox. The "K" in this case is the back-emf parameter (i.e, km) and "J" is the equivalent moment of inertia.
P(s) = km / (Rm*J*s+km^2)
FYI: See the DC Motor Modeling and Control resources for Quanser-NI systems posted at: http://www.ni.com/white-paper/52064/en/
04-19-2017 01:14 AM
hey..
i referred the given link and downloaded the whole DC MOTOR course, but i didnt get that simulation part. i am unable to implement that simulation part. please help me for this. it is necessary for my project. please
04-19-2017 10:04 AM
Hello,
The VI you posted above is fine for doing classic DC motor position control using a PD controller. I'm assuming this is from the tutorial:
http://www.ni.com/tutorial/12944/en/
This was developed by NI. If you wish to run this particular VI then you should contact them directly. Take a look at some of the "Simulation" examples given in NI Example Finder (you can access this by going to Help | Examples in LabVIEW).
Hope this helps.
11-01-2017 11:11 AM
hi gentlemen, i have a qnet dcmct 1.0 with me i miss the souse vis in course wares
can i get those basic example vis ZIP package
11-01-2017 02:52 PM
The QNET DC Motor Control v1.0 is no longer available so the VI's are no longer available on ni.com. Further, the QNET DC Motor has two version of the DC motor - REV 1 and REV 2. Can you contact your local NI technical support branch and send them your S/N? That way, we can identify what VI's you need.
Mitch