Our Control Talk blogger and Process Automation Hall of Fame member, Greg McMillan, has been running a series of blog posts on basic PID and control issues. About "Processes with No Steady State in PID Time Frame Tips—Part 1," a reader said:
I Like This Concept of PID
I like this concept of PID because it makes its decisions based on the current and last scan.
Mattswain
About "Basics of PID Control Modes Tips," two readers stated:
PID Means What?
At first, I really tried to understand what "PID" means, and after net browsing, I found out it stands for proportional-integral-derivative (PID) controller, which is a generic, control-loop, feedback mechanism (controller). Wow. What a term! Sorry, but I'm not really a technician or a mechanic, and I had to search it for real.
Saberharpon
I Was Not Aware
I was not aware of some of these advantages and disadvantages of the PID controller. This is of great help to me as I am a research student.
TalbotRachel
