No, of course not!

I understand the principles involved. I won't go so far as to say that I
really understand how I would implement it in hardware using opamps even. I
was just wondering if you knew of any material on PID, especially in the
digital world, that I could read up on.

Larry

At 06:31 PM 11/28/2002 -0500, you wrote:
> > Olin, I'm interested in PID PIC-based controllers - just from a learning
> > point of view - I don't have any particular application in mind at this
>point.
> >
> > I've run across some references and articles on PID on the net, but most
>of
> > this is just theory - I've not seen any examples showing how one would do
> > PID stuff in code. Can you point me to anything?
>
>I can't give you any code if that's what you're asking.  It was written for
>a paying customer, so I'm not going to release it for free.  If you
>understand the theory, then implementing the code isn't any different from
>realizing any other algorigthm in firmware.
>
>
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