Virtual Instrumentation for Adaptive Control of Cutting Processes

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This paper discusses the application of virtual instruments into the monitoring and control of an adaptive control system used in milling cutting processes. Hardware and software architecture is proposed in order to develop reliable virtual instruments for cutting processes monitoring. Methodology and technique of Virtual instruments creation and calibration are presented in the following paragraphs.

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