L. J. D. S. Moreira, George Acioli Juinior, P. R. Barros
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This paper is about a data-driven frequency domain PID retuning from the initial controller parameters. It uses data collected from a specific closed-loop experiment to estimate frequency response points. The data-driven retuning method is applied to make a process matches with the defined reference model using a convex optimization technique that minimizes modified cost function. The proposed strategy is demonstrated in laboratory scale thermal plant based on Peltier effect, using crossover and critical frequencies estimations.