cvf06035 created page: home authored by Ida Larsen-Ledet's avatar Ida Larsen-Ledet
...@@ -146,8 +146,6 @@ To find the best possible setpoint we decided to use the PID values of Bagnall's ...@@ -146,8 +146,6 @@ To find the best possible setpoint we decided to use the PID values of Bagnall's
(Camilla og Nicolai nåede hertil - for nu) (Camilla og Nicolai nåede hertil - for nu)
NOTE: Planen for resten af dette afsnit er: NOTE: Planen for resten af dette afsnit er:
1. Beskriv at vi legede med PID værdierne
2. Beskriv at vi lavede GRID search - hvorfor
3. Vis (måske - hvis passende) nogle video eksempler 3. Vis (måske - hvis passende) nogle video eksempler
4. Resultater fra GRID search 4. Resultater fra GRID search
5. konklusioner 5. konklusioner
...@@ -196,7 +194,7 @@ We decided to finish up the experiments (long) before having tried all possible ...@@ -196,7 +194,7 @@ We decided to finish up the experiments (long) before having tried all possible
### Self balancing robot with color sensor ### Self balancing robot with color sensor
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Changes in the robot's position seemed to be reflected less strongly in the readings of the color sensor than those of the light sensor - that is, the same angle seemed to induce less of a change in the color sensor's readings. We therefore speculated that we needed to multiply the error by a larger value in order to adequately correct the robot's position, which means that a larger value of *p* might result in the robot balancing better as the change in reading would then have a larger effect. Changes in the robot's position seemed to be reflected less strongly in the readings of the color sensor than those of the light sensor - that is, the same angle seemed to induce less of a change in the color sensor's readings. We therefore speculated that we needed to multiply the error by a larger value in order to adequately correct the robot's position, which means that a larger value of *p* might result in the robot balancing better as the change in reading would then have a larger effect.
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