ACS-1000 Analog Control System

1. Control engineering is an exciting discipline. It offers the most expedite in way to learn system control for 

    improving production processes. Electronic analog control and simulation have become the cornerstone of technological 

    advancement.

    K&H provides ACS-1000 for students to observe the testing result of Proportional-Integral-Derivative (PID) controllers 

    as well as phase-lag and phase-lead controllers.

2. Modularized ACS-1000 is flexible enough to cater to the needs of all level learners to make related experiments. 

3. The whole control modules help students to understand control theory and application of hands-on motor control

    through our comprehensive and step-by-step teaching curriculums. 

4. We also provide PC based data acquisition device as interface to facilitate data storage from computer.

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ACS-1000, covered with many technical disciplines, explicates the central significance of Analog Control System. It applies particularly in mechanical and electrical engineering, and as well in production and process technology . It is indispensable to plant and system technology. 

      In the automation field, important optimization tasks would be quite impossible to be accomplished without closed-loop control technology. In line with its increasing importance, closed-loop control has become an essential subject in professional training and further education for many professions.

     In the newly formulated training curriculum, this technology plays an important role covering a number of subjects in syllabuses for training in industry and the crafts.

 1. Laplace transform experiment

  2. System simulation experiment

  3. Steady-state error experiment

  4. First-order system experiment

  5. Second-order system experiment

  6. Transient response specifications experiment

  7. Effects of zeros on first-order system experiment

  8. Effects of zeros on second-order system experiment

  9. Dominant pole of second-order system experiment

10. DC Servo motor characteristics experiment

11. Proportional controller experiment

12. P controller in DC servo motor speed / position control experiment

13. Integral controller experiment

14. I controller in DC servo motor speed / position control experiment

15. Derivative controller experiment

16. D controller in DC servo motor speed / position control experiment

17. Proportional-Integral (PI) controller experiment

18. PI controller in DC servo motor speed / position control experiment

19. Proportional-Derivative (PD) controller experiment

20. PD controller in DC servo motor speed / position control experiment

21. PID controller experiment (1) Ziegler-nichols method (1)

22. PID controller experiment (2) Ziegler-nichols method (2)

23. PID controller experiment (3) Position control

24. PID controller experiment (4) Speed control

25. Closed loop DC servo motor speed / position control with PID controller experiment

26. Inner-loop feedback control experiment

27. Phase lead compensators experiment (1) Root locus technique

28. Phase lead compensators experiment (2) Frequency domain design

29. Phase lag compensators experiment (1) Root locus technique

30. Phase lag compensators experiment (2) Frequency domain design

31. Phase lead-lag compensators experiment (1) Root locus technique

32. Phase lead-lag compensators experiment (2) Root locus technique

33. Phase lead-lag compensators experiment (3) Frequency domain design

34. Pole-zero cancellation experiment

35. State feedback pole assignment experiment


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