Chapter 2 | Operation |
about 10% overshoot, lower the P Term. If the time to reach PWRDR is very slow, increase the P Term. A lower I Term will increase response time, a higher value will eliminate ringing and setpoint deviations. It is unlikely you will need any D Term.
Continue to Start the process and adjust PID until
Set Preconditioning: The power level you recorded as PWR0R is the power where deposition just begins. That’s a good value for Ramp 1 power. PWRDR, or slightly less, is a good value for Ramp 2 Power. This will eliminate a large step change when entering the deposition phase.
Once PID terms are established for a material, they will typically be similar for other materials. Only the P Term and preconditioning power levels may need adjustment.