Trajectory Dynamic Control for CNC Machining Based on Motion Equation

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In order to raising the accuracy class, reduction procedure, give up interpolate calculation, it is presented a physical law control method to substitute position control way. Assuming working in ideal condition, a physical motion model of CNC machine tool is built. The relation between geometric parameters, motion parameters and planning parameters is studied with kinematics principle and geometric principle. The motion differential equations are worked out, calculating the equations with trajectory function and planning parameters, the transient motion parameters of coordinate axes can be gotten. In other words, the physical law can be found out. The numbers of trajectory point are infinity, the regularity, however, is one only. Therefore, the control method by physical law is a short-cut and all-sided method. It is proved by experiment and simulation that it is more simple and more comprehensive way.

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November 2014

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