• DocumentCode
    1717990
  • Title

    The velocity smooth control method based on NURBS curve interpolation

  • Author

    Lei Huan ; Zhong Zhen-yu ; Zhou Jun-wu ; Jiang Xi-wen ; Hu Zhan-hu

  • Author_Institution
    Guangdong Inst. of Autom., Guangzhou, China
  • fYear
    2013
  • Firstpage
    4199
  • Lastpage
    4203
  • Abstract
    According to the properties of non-uniform rational B-spline(NURBS) interpolation and space vector theory, a method of vector transfer based on the five phased S-curve acceleration and deceleration was developed, which aimed at the complex algorithm of the seven phased S-curve and the shortages of current velocity smooth control method. The proposed approach was designed to satisfy the requirements of NC machining with high-speed and high-accuracy. The NURBS curve theory and the principle of interpolation based on the speed control was taken firstly, and velocity and step length on account of the chord error were analysed. Then the principle of vector transfer based on the five phased S-curve acceleration and deceleration was analysed in detail, and also the relationships between machine contour error and the maximum speed allowed at path switching was discussed. Simulation result of a practical example demonstrated that on the premise of satisfying the accuracy and simplifying algorithm, the method can not only ensure the continuous acceleration and avoid flexible impact, but also can realize smooth transfers along a continuous segment trajectory.
  • Keywords
    acceleration; computerised numerical control; interpolation; machining; numerical control; production engineering computing; splines (mathematics); velocity control; CNC; NC machining; NURBS curve interpolation; chord error; complex algorithm; continuous acceleration; continuous segment trajectory; five-phased S-curve acceleration; five-phased S-curve deceleration; flexible impact avoidance; machine contour error; maximum speed; nonuniform rational B-spline interpolation; path switching; seven-phased S-curve; space vector theory; speed control; step length; vector transfer method; velocity smooth control method; Acceleration; Electronic mail; Interpolation; Splines (mathematics); Surface reconstruction; Surface topography; Vectors; High-speed and High-accuracy; NURBS Interpolation; The Five Phased S-curve; Velocity Smooth Control;
  • fLanguage
    English
  • Publisher
    ieee
  • Conference_Titel
    Control Conference (CCC), 2013 32nd Chinese
  • Conference_Location
    Xi´an
  • Type

    conf

  • Filename
    6640156