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by nappy-doo
847 days ago
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Most recently, as a manager, I had someone on my team use it to control our memory usage in a garbage collector. I've used it to control temperatures in multiple pieces of high-end scientific equipment. I've used it consulting. It's not a stretch to say I have been a hero multiple times. CS majors (I was EE) aren't generally taught PID, and I have milked my arcane knowledge. It's very profitable to type in the control loop, do some Ziegler-Nichols, and go home early. EDIT Oh, I forgot the most recent time I've used PID was with the high-school robotics team I coach. We used PID for part of our robot. I didn't go too deep with the students, it's really just a P controller, but it solved the problem, and dramatically simplified the code. |
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