Control apparatus for a three-dimensional laser working machine and three-dimensional laser working machine
AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMasuki Tsukamoto, Tomonori Mukae
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AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMasuki Tsukamoto, Tomonori Mukae
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The control apparatus for a three dimensional laser working machine teaches a tip position and an attitude of a nozzle and carries out working based on the teaching in a three-dimensional laser working machine having a head structure that a working point does not change when a rotational axis and an attitude axis are rotated. A nozzle direction vector is calculated from current angles of a rotational axis (14) and an attitude axis (16). An angle that the attitude axis (16) changes for constant time is calculated. An angle through which the rotational axis (14) is to be rotated is calculated so that X and Y directions of the nozzle direction vector are kept constant according to an angle change amount of the attitude axis (16), and the rotation of the rotational axis (14) is controlled by the calculated angle.
A control apparatus for a three-dimensional laser working machine, said three-dimensional laser working machine including a head structure for which working points do not change when a rotational axis and an attitude axis are rotated, said control apparatus deciding a tip position and an attitude of a nozzle of said head structure and carrying out working based on the decided tip position, said control apparatus comprising:
A control apparatus for controlling a three-dimensional laser working machine that includes a head structure having a nozzle, and capable of preventing working points from shifting when a rotational axis and an attitude axis are rotated, the control apparatus determining a tip position and an attitude of the nozzle by a teaching operation and carrying out work based on the determined tip position, the control apparatus comprising:
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