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Phase-Locked Loop Parameter Tuning (锁相环参数整定)

by @ncepuee

锁相环（PLL）PI 控制器参数计算工具。用于电力电子/新能源领域的锁相环设计与调试。支持两种计算方向：(1) 根据目标带宽和阻尼比正向计算 PI 参数（KPLLp/KPLLi）；(2) 根据已知 PI 标幺值参数反推闭环带宽和阻尼比。当用户提到"锁相环"、"PLL"、"PLL带宽"、"PI参数"、"KPLLp"...

Versionv1.0.0
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