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Digitax SF Instruction Manual
Tuning
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7. Tuning
3. Tuning Parameters
3. Tuning Parameters
Function
Set the Integral Gain�
Increasing the integral gain will improve poor convergence due to friction and load
error.
fluctuation at settling and reduce the position
This will result in rigid and sensitive motions�
Parameter
119.0
Position Control
Mode
Default: 160 [rad/s]
Setting range: 45–5,000
Parameter
133.0
Velocity Control
Mode
Default: 300 [rad/s]
Setting range: 45–5,000
Remark
This parameter will reset to the default if the Control Gain Set is changed�
Too high an integral gain will cause noise� Adjust the value within the range of no noise
to achieve your desired responsiveness�
Tuning Tip
Adjust the integral gain after setting the control level (or adjust Control Gain 1 and 2
each) and FF compensation�
Noise Solutions
① Use Torque command lter: Notch lter
(such as 160�1)
② Decrease the value of Integral Gain�
If noise occurs, decrease the setting of this parameter or apply a torque command notch
lter�
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Differences in Position Error Convergence
Integral Gain
Velocity command value
Position
error
Velocity command value
Position
error
High Low
High Low
Overshooting Case
Undershooting Case