Abstract

As the requirements for control accuracy and speed increase, proportional-integral (PI) control systems can better achieve stable control. Proportional-integral (PI) control is widely used in modern industry because it has the characteristics of block speed and high accuracy. However, the performance of proportional control systems with different parameters varies greatly in different usage scenarios, and the behavior of PI control systems can be observed and adjusted in advance through computer simulation and modeling. This process can be optimized in advance by observing the response performance of the PI control system, thus reducing the development time and helping to improve the development efficiency in actual engineering. This paper explains the basic principle of PI control from the basic mathematical principle, and simulates the specific behavior of PI control system under different regulation parameters and shows the zero-pole distribution and step response of PI controller under different states and analyzes the application of PI control system in real engineering.

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