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I am by no means an expert with PIDs, but in this I would suggest turn down the I constant. I ramps up over time, so with the greater degree of movement, it takes longer for the PID controller to get to the target value. Therefore, the I constant may get too high.
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Re: Tuning PID Constants Over a Range
Could you clarify what you mean by "didn't work"?
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Re: Tuning PID Constants Over a Range
If we tuned the turn for 5 degrees, then the robot would be too slow and never make it to 25 degrees. If we tune the turn for 25 degrees, the robot would overshoot the 5 degrees.
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