Abstract
In this paper, the tuning procedure for the standardized PID controller for third-order object models with additional zero and time delay using the maximum stability degree method with iteration is analyzed. Analytical calculation expressions for the tuning parameters of the controller were obtained as nonlinear functions of the argument - the degree of system stability, and linear functions of the known parameters of the object model. By varying the degree of stability, these functions are graphically constructed, after which, for the same argument value, sets of controller tuning parameter values are chosen, and the performances of the automatic control system for the control object are verified. The proposed method was compared with other known methods and tested for tuning the PID controller for the temperature control in the extruder of a 3D printer. The advantages of the elaborated procedure were highlighted.
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