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to produce a difference (the difference is called the
                                                                                      PID
                       error).                                                       PID
                                                                                     Control Block          N10:0
                     •  Output from the loop is called the control variable          Process Variable      N10:28
                       (CV), which is connected to the controlling part of           Control Variable      N10:29
                       the process.                                                  Control Block Length           23
                     •  The PID loop takes appropriate action to modify the                   Setup Screen
                       process operating point until the control variable   Figure 10-47  SLC 500 PID instruction.
                       and the set-point are very nearly equal.
                                                                         of the PID instruction parameters can be summarized as
                     Programmable controllers are either equipped with   follows:
                   PID I/O modules that produce PID control or have suf-
                   ficient mathematical functions of their own to allow PID   •  Control Block is the file that stores the data required
                   control to be carried out. Figure 10-47 shows an SLC 500   to operate the instruction.
                   PID instruction with typical addresses for the parameters   •  Process Variable (PV) is an element address that
                   entered. The PID instruction normally controls a closed   stores the process input value.
                   loop using inputs from an analog input module and pro-  •  Control Variable (CV) is an element address that
                   vides an output to an analog output module. Explanation   stores the output of the PID instruction.




























































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