Acceleration/deceleration control apparatus
AssigneeFanuc Corporation
InventorsHideaki Kawamura, Takao Sasaki, Kentaro Fujibayashi
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AssigneeFanuc Corporation
InventorsHideaki Kawamura, Takao Sasaki, Kentaro Fujibayashi
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An acceleration/deceleration control apparatus according to the present invention is utilized in a numerical contorl unit in which a machine tool is provided with a machining program from a command tape (3) and the machining program is decoded to simultaneously control movement along a plurality of axes. In order to eliminate machining trajactory sag which occurs at the breaks between program blocks, the actual velocity of a controlled object during deceleration is compared with the commanded velocity in the next command data block by a comparator circuit (7). Until the actual velocity is less than the command velocity, a pulse distribution circuit (6) is stopped so as not to perform pulse distribution based on the next command data block. This improves the accuracy of position control by servomotors (1), (2) the acceleration/deceleration of which is controlled by interpolation data.
An acceleration/deceleration control apparatus for controlling acceleration/deceleration of a controlled object when command data blocks are read successively from a machining program and the controlled object is driven to a predetermined position at a command velocity using servomotors, said apparatus comprising:
A acceleration/deceleration control apparatus for controlling movement of a cutting tool, having an actual velocity, of a numerically controlled machine tool along first and second axes using command data arranged in blocks, said apparatus comprising:
A method for eliminating deviation in machining trajectory f a machine tool, having an actual velocity, controlled by a numerical control unit using a machining program, having m command data blocks, where m is an integer, each command data block including a position command and a velocity command, said method comprising the steps of:
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