SP_RAMP
In scenarios where it is essential to implement a gradual increment or decrement of the set point, the SP_RAMP block serves a critical function. This specialized block is engineered to facilitate a controlled and systematic increase or decrease of the set point, allowing for adjustments to occur over a specified timeframe tailored to our operational needs. By employing this block, we can proficiently oversee the transition, thereby mitigating the risk of sudden fluctuations that may compromise the stability of the system.
In the above picture we are showing the SP_RAMP block
In the above picture we are showing the example of connecting the pins.
In the above picture we are showing the example of using this block.
SP_RAMP block's INPUT AND OUTPUT PERAMETERS ARE AS BELOW,
Signal | Types | Description |
Init_SP | REAL | Initial set point |
Reqd_SP | REAL | Required set point |
Reqd_SP_Fctr | REAL | Required set point factor |
In_Span | REAL | Input Span limit |
TM_PT_Span | REAL | Base Time Span. The period required for the set point to be adjusted from minimum to maximum to the specified target |
Cycle_Time | REAL | Cycle period for block |
Calc_SP | REAL | Final Calculated set point |
Finish | BOOL | False = Cycle not complete True = Cycle complete |