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12.
To increase the speed of the system
(decrease the step response time) still
further, slowly tum R28 CW a few more
tums,
then re-tweak the other trimpots as
before to make the waveform look critically damped again. This can be done until the
desired small-angle step response time is obtained or the system begins to resonate or "ring".
If
this
ringing occurs, immediately tum back the trimpots starting v^th R28, then R25 and
then R59 until this stops. Turn each trimpot CCW gradually and evenly, similar to when the
loop gain was increased. Do not operate the system with the loop gain tumed up so high that
the servo rings anywhere in the field. Experience with the system will determine how fast it
should be tuned. Call Cambridge Technology Inc. for more information on this subject.
Refer to
figure
24 for proper tuning after iterating through the above steps.
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