Method for grinding workpieces, in particular for centering grinding of workpieces such as optical lenses
AssigneeSatisloh AG
InventorsJoachim Diehl, Steffen Moos, Achim Schmidt
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AssigneeSatisloh AG
InventorsJoachim Diehl, Steffen Moos, Achim Schmidt
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The invention relates to a method for centering grinding of workpieces, for example optical lenses by a grinding tool using an actuator for generating an advancing movement between the grinding tool and the workpiece, wherein the actuator and a current regulator for an actuator current which determines an advancing force of the actuator are integrated in a position control loop using a predetermined control cycle. For each control cycle: (i) a desired direction of movement (Rsoll(n)) of the advancing movement and an actual direction of movement (Rist(n)) of the advancing movement are ascertained; then (ii) the ascertained actual and desired directions of movement are compared to one another; and (iii) when the comparison results in a deviation between the actual and desired directions of movement, a predetermined current limit (Isollmax) for the actuator current emitted via the current regulator is decreased in a defined manner.
A method of grinding a workpiece, by a grinding tool with use of an actuator for producing a relative advancing movement between said grinding tool and said workpiece, wherein the actuator together with a controller for an actuator current, which determines an advance force of the actuator, is integrated in a position control circuit which is run through with a predetermined control cycle, wherein for each control cycle:
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