Linear position measuring system and method for determining the absolute position of a carriage along a slide rail
AssigneeSchneeberger Holding AG
InventorsStefan Frey, Klaus-Dieter Goetz
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AssigneeSchneeberger Holding AG
InventorsStefan Frey, Klaus-Dieter Goetz
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A linear position measuring system and a method for determining an absolute position of a carriage along a slide rail are disclosed. An analog signal progression (S) based at on at least one reference point is here discretely scanned in response to a first threshold (SW1) and second threshold (SW2). The resultant digital values are stored in a first measured value register (MR1) and a second measured value register (MR2). The contents of the first and second measured value register (MR1, MR2) are compared with the respective contents of a first and second set measured value register. The reference point is output as an ideal reference point if the differential value lies within a predetermined tolerance range, and is otherwise discarded.
A linear position measuring system for determining an absolute position of a carriage along a slide rail, with a reference scale placed along the slide rail and a scanner secured to the track carriage, wherein the scanner is designed to scan reference points along the reference scale, wherein the reference points are scanned as an essentially analog signal progression (S), which consists of sequential first and second signal half-wave progressions (S1, S2), characterized in that the linear position measuring system further encompasses:
A method for determining an absolute position of a carriage along a slide rail, with a reference scale placed along the slide rail and a scanner secured to the track carriage, wherein the scanner scans at least one reference point along the reference scale, wherein the reference point is scanned as an essentially analog signal progression (S), which consists of sequential first and second signal half-wave progressions (S1, S2), with the following steps:
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