Open ushardul opened 10 years ago
I think the step samples are precisely what we need derivative gain for... will try imaging and see how the PID settings affect our tracking performance
Yeah I tried imaging with a very small derivative gain but it flattens the scan. Like, I said, I think a low pass digital filter on the error signal may give better tracking for steps.
Can't use derivative gain currently because we are testing on step samples, so near an edge, there are very large changes, resulting in large corrections using derivative gain. Implementing a low pass digital filter on the error signal --may-- give better tracking for the step edges.