Operation control device and program
AssigneeFanuc Corporation
InventorsTakehiro Yamaguchi, Koichiro Horiguchi, Takashi Idei
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AssigneeFanuc Corporation
InventorsTakehiro Yamaguchi, Koichiro Horiguchi, Takashi Idei
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Provided are an operation control device and program that can improve processing speed while suppressing the occurrence of synchronization errors. This operation control device uses a synthesis drive signal obtained by synthesizing two drive signals to drive by switching a drive speed of a first drive shaft, and uses one of the synthesized drive signals to drive a second drive shaft for performing a task different from the first drive shaft. The operation control device comprises: a positional deviation calculation unit for calculating a positional deviation of the first drive shaft before switching the driving speed of the first drive shaft and calculating a positional deviation of the second drive shaft; and a gain value calculation unit for calculating a gain value of the first drive shaft after switching the operating speed, on the basis of the drive speed of the first drive shaft before switching the operating speed, the calculated positional deviation of the first drive shaft, and the calculated positional deviation of the second drive shaft.
An operation control device that uses a combined drive signal in which two drive signals are combined with each other to switch a drive speed of a first drive axis to drive the first drive axis, and uses one of the two drive signals to drive a second drive axis that performs another task than a task that the first drive axis performs, the operation control device comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium which non-transitorily stores a program that causes a computer to function as an operation control device that uses a combined drive signal in which two drive signals are combined with each other to switch a drive speed of a first drive axis to drive the first drive axis, and uses one of the two drive signals to drive a second drive axis that performs another task than a task that the first drive axis performs,
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