Re: 3D Contouring - Loss of Accuracy
Posted by
Ray Henry
on 2002-12-17 20:21:46 UTC
> From: Peter <prenolds@...><s>
> Subject: 3D Contouring - Loss of Accuracy
>
> Hi all,
> Is it possible that even a servo system can occasionally lose a step orHi Peter
> two per million? If so, could that be why commercial CNC machines use
> glass scales mounted on each axis to provide an absolute position
> feedback loop in addition to a (motor) shaft mounted encoder? I'm not
> quite sure how to incorporate such a thing, but I think it may be
> possible with G-Code Controller and Indexer.
>
> Anyone with experience in CNC contouring of large 3D g-code files or
> how commercial CNC machines are made - can you help with any
> suggestions? Thanks.
I don't qualify with experience in contouring of large 3D files but I can
say that most commercial CNC's do not use glass scales for feedback nor
do servo systems with full feedback loose steps occasionally. A loss of
position on this type of servo system indicates a serious problem.
I'd be thinking that maybe the timing of the step and direction pulses
from your PC don't overlap quite enough for the Gecko and occasionally
leave out a step during a rapid change of direction.
Ray
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Peter
2002-12-17 11:10:38 UTC
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2002-12-17 18:50:17 UTC
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2002-12-17 19:10:56 UTC
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2002-12-17 20:21:46 UTC
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2002-12-17 21:22:24 UTC
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