An increase by double the change in the robot's heading would take place if the robot's heading is doubled in error from the previous feedback result. The derivative term, Kd, is based on the rate of change of the error so an increase in Kd implies that the rate of change of error has increased over time so double the error would result in double the force. This therefore implies that increasing Kp is a result of the robot heading in the wrong direction so Kp is increased to ensure the robot goes on the right direction or at least tries to reduce the error as time passes so an increase in Kp would affect the robot in such a way to adjust the heading of the robot so it stays on the right path. I know that the proportional term, Kp, is entirely based on the error and that, let's say, double the error would mean doubling Kp (applying proportional force). Most stuff i've read on the internet don't make much sense to me as it goes heavy into the detail and off topic for my case. It's the only question that has me thinking for quite some time. This is a question that has come up in a past paper but most likely won't show up this year but it still worries me.
Explain the outcome on the differential driving robot performance when the three parameters are increased individually. The PID controller is able to control the heading information to follow a given direction. The moving forward speed is kept constant. The heading information is sensed by a compass sensor. A differential driving robot is controlled by a PID controller.
We would like to discuss with you guys and answer any questions you may have.Question: A PID controller has three parameters Kp, Ki and Kd which could affect the output performance.
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