A constant temperature incubator with pid control
An incubator and constant temperature technology, applied in the field of constant temperature incubators, can solve problems such as the impact of hatching rate and the inability of fish eggs to hatch smoothly, and achieve the effect of great promotion prospects and social needs.
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[0028] When the aquarium heating rod stops working for a period of time, the temperature of the water body around the incubator and fish eggs will continue to drop. After the temperature measuring thermocouple B11 measures the temperature of the water body, it transmits the measured value to the temperature transmitter B8, and the temperature transmitter B8 converts the analog signal of the measured value into a standard electrical signal recognizable by the PID feedforward controller 9. The front end of the feedforward controller 9 is provided with a set value, and the difference between the set value and the measured value is called a deviation. According to the deviation, the PID feed-forward controller 9 gives a corresponding output value and transmits it to the current regulator 10 to change the input current intensity of the incubator, that is, to adjust the heat generation of multiple heating coils 2 to heat the incubator in advance.
[0029] The temperature measuring t...
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[0032] When the aquarium heating rod starts working to heat the water body for a period of time, the temperature of the water body around the incubator and fish eggs will continue to rise. After the temperature measuring thermocouple B11 detects that the temperature of the water body rises, the PID feedforward controller 9 reduces the output current intensity of the current regulator 10 according to the set value, or even stops the input of the current, and cools down the incubator in advance. The temperature measuring thermocouple A4 measures the temperature of the incubator. According to the desired temperature, the PID feedback controller 7 adjusts the current intensity through the current regulator 10 to ensure that the temperature of the incubator remains constant.
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