Feedforward control method for a servomotor
AssigneeFanuc Corporation
InventorYasusuke Iwashita
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AssigneeFanuc Corporation
InventorYasusuke Iwashita
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A feedforward control method for a servomotor designed to improve with the command follow-up property of a servo system. In this method, the average value of move commands for N number of position/speed loop processing periods centering around the position/speed loop processing period concerned is obtained, the number N being equal to the number obtained by dividing the distribution period by the position/speed loop processing periods. A position feedforward amount FFp is obtained by multiplying this average value by a position feedforward coefficient, and a corrected speed command Vc(j) is obtained by adding this position feedforward amount FFp to a speed command obtained in a conventional position loop processing. Further, a speed feedforward processing is executed (S16), a torque command Tc(j) is obtained, and the motor is thereby driven. This feedforward control never causes any variation in the position deviation or any shock on the motor or machine.
A feedforward control method for a servomotor in a servo-circuit, in which a numerical control device periodically distributes a move command to said servo-circuit in a distribution period, said numerical control device storing a plurality of move commands to be distributed in each said distribution period, said distribution period being divided by a number N, N being an integer greater than 1, to produce a plurality of position and speed loop processing periods being equal in duration, said method comprising the steps of:
A feedforward control method for a servomotor in a servo-circuit, in which a numerical control device periodically distributes a move command to said servo-circuit in a distribution period, said numerical control device storing a plurality of move commands having been distributed and to be distributed in each said distribution period, said distribution period being divided by a number N, N being an integer greater than 1, to produce a plurality of position and speed loop processing periods being equal in duration, said method comprising the steps of:
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