Speed controller: D component is generated from unfiltered actual speed value (corrected from V2.1012)

Corrected from:
i700 servo inverter,  series devices (V02.x):  from V02.10.12.11906
                                  existing devices (V01.x):  from V01.10.12.11905

Response of the new version:
The D component of the speed controller behaves like a DT1 element with a time constant of 1ms. In this way, it is slightly filtered to minimise the effects of undesirable noise components.

What happens?
The D component of the speed controller is generated from an unfiltered actual value.
The filtering initially provided for via a connected first order delay element (PT1 element, VZ1 element) with a filter time constant of 1ms is not effective. The increased noise component due to the required differentiation for the D component may have unfavourable effects. As a result, the D component can only be used to a limited extent.

When does this behaviour occur?
The behaviour occurs if the D component of the speed controller is used - setting 0x2900:3 other than zero.
 
Which products are affected?
i700 servo inverter
 
Short-term measures: 
If the D component is required for process-related reasons (dynamic performance), use an appropriate torque feedforward control to support the speed controller, if necessary.

Evaluation/recommendations:
In practical operation, the D component of speed controllers designed as PID controllers is actually only used in very few cases.
 

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