unthermal 0.1.13

unthermal is a package designed for interacting with a physical thermal plant via IoT technology.

Unthermal

Unthermal is a Python package designed to facilitate the learning and understanding of control systems. This package provides a suite of tools and examples that help students and educators simulate and analyze various control system dynamics and responses.

Features

• Simulation Tools: Simulate the behavior of various control systems under different conditions.
• Analysis Utilities: Analyze stability, frequency response, and other key metrics of control systems.
• Interactive Examples: Hands-on, interactive examples to aid in understanding complex concepts.
• Educational Materials: Access to tutorials and guides for using the package in educational settings.

Installation

You can install unthermal directly using pip:

```bash pip install unthermal ```

Quick Start

Here’s a quick example to get you started with unthermal:

```python from unthermal import Controller, System

Define your system parameters

system = System(type='thermal', parameters={'gain': 1.0, 'time_constant': 5})

Create a controller

controller = Controller(type='PID', parameters={'P': 0.5, 'I': 0.1, 'D': 0.05})

Analyze the system

response = controller.analyze(system) print(response) ```

Documentation

For full documentation, including tutorials and a detailed API reference, visit Unthermal Documentation.

Contributing

We welcome contributions from the community, including bug reports, feature requests, and code contributions. For more information on how to contribute, please see the CONTRIBUTING.md file in our repository.

License

unthermal is open source and licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more details.

Support

If you have any questions or issues, please open an issue on our GitHub repository, or contact us directly at [e-mail].

Authors and Acknowledgment

Unthermal was developed by a dedicated team of educators and engineers passionate about improving control systems education. We thank our contributors and the community for their ongoing support.

See Also

• Control Systems Library
• Matplotlib for plotting support