Numerical controller for corner path optimization
AssigneeFanuc Corporation
InventorNaoya Koide
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Abstract
A numerical controller includes a path conversion unit for obtaining a curved correction path passing through three points corresponding to a start point and an end point of a third block, and a shift point obtained by shifting an intermediate point of a command path based on the third block in an inward direction of a corner path within a limit of a preset allowable error amount when the corner path is formed by a series of blocks and a tangential direction of the corner path is continuous, and generating a path obtained by replacing the command path of the third block included in the corner path by the correction path, the third block commanding curvilinear movement at a larger curvature than a first curvature and a second curvature being interposed between the first block.
Claims2
A numerical controller controlling a machine tool processing a workpiece based on a program including a plurality of blocks, the numerical controller comprising
- a path conversion unit for obtaining a curved correction path passing through three points corresponding to a start point of a third block, an end point of the third block, and a shift point obtained by shifting an intermediate point of a command path based on the third block in an inward direction of a corner path within a limit of a preset allowable error amount when the corner path is formed by a series of blocks included in the program and a tangential direction of the corner path is continuous, and generating a path obtained by replacing the command path of the third block included in the corner path by the correction path, the third block commanding curvilinear movement at a larger curvature than a first curvature and a second curvature being interposed between the first block commanding rectilinear movement or curvilinear movement at the first curvature corresponding to a small curvature and the second block commanding rectilinear movement or curvilinear movement at the second curvature corresponding to a small curvature in the series of blocks.
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