Abstract:
There is provided a synchronous control device for driving the same control object with two servomotors. The synchronous control device detects the physical quantity that represents the difference between the forces on the two servomotors, and, on the basis of the detected value, reduces the force that acts between the two servomotors.
Abstract:
A controller for a vector control of an induction motor, which is capable of easily determining a rotor resistance for use in calculation of a slip frequency. A temperature sensor is provided for detecting a temperature of a stator. Information on relation between the rotor temperature and the rotor resistance predetermined based on measurement is stored in a table. In driving the induction motor, the rotor resistance for the stator temperature detected by the temperature sensor is read from the table. A torque command I2 is divided by a magnetic flux command null2 and the obtained quotient is multiplied by the read value of the rotor resistance to obtain the slip frequency nulls, so that the vector control is performed based on the obtained slip frequency nulls. The value of the rotor resistance is easily determined by simply referring the table without complicated calculation. Since the stored information on the rotor resistance are based on measured values, a more precise value of the slip frequency is obtained to realize a precise vector control of the induction motor.
Abstract:
A controller capable of preventing response delay and generation of vibrations attributable thereto during position control of a movable part of a machine having low rigidity. A motor for driving a machine having low rigidity is subjected to position and velocity loop control. Compensation amount Q1 proportional to command velocity obtained by differentiating a position command and compensation amount Q2 proportional to second-order differentiated command acceleration are obtained. Compensation amounts Q1 and Q2 are added together, thus obtaining a velocity offset amount Vof corresponding to a estimated torsion amount. A differentiated value of the velocity offset amount is multiplied by coefficient null to obtain a torque offset amount Tof. The velocity offset amount Vof is added to a velocity command Vcs obtained by position loop control 1. The torque offset amount Tof is added to a torque command Tc outputted in velocity loop control 2, and the result is used as a drive command to the motor. Based on the velocity and the torque offset amount Vof and Tof, a torsion amount between motor 3 and the machine is controlled. The machine position and velocity are controlled with accuracy by regular position and velocity loop control.
Abstract:
A servomotor driving controller capable of highly accurate machining, which prevents a quadrant projection upon change in the quadrant where machining is made. After the position deviation converges to zero by means of learning control, the velocity command or a difference between the velocity command and the commanded velocity which is the derivative of the position command is stored as velocity correction data. Until a predetermined time period elapses from when the sign of the position command is reversed, an amount of correction for each period of position loop processing is determined based on the correction data, and used to correct the velocity command.
Abstract:
A motor control system capable of securing stability and rapidity of motion even in a machine where the stability varies in accordance with a position of a driven member. The driven member and a motor for driving the driven member are operatively connected through a transmission mechanism including a nonlinear element such that a rate of change of the position of the driven member with respect to the position of the motor varies in dependence on the position of the motor. Optimum values of multiplier factors of operation constants with respect to the position of the driven member or the rotational position of the motor for the position control and the velocity control are stored in a data table. The values of the multiplier factors of the operation constants for a present position of the driven member or a present position of the motor are determined using the data table and the determined values of the multiplier factors are multiplied by reference operation constants to update the operation constants. The position and/or velocity control processing is performed using the updated optimum operation constants in accordance with the present position of the driven member or the present rotational position of the motor.
Abstract:
A servo controller capable of preventing downward displacement of a gravitating axis of a machine when an excitation of a servomotor for driving the gravitating axis is discontinued. When a shutdown command is issued, a command for shifting a position of the gravitating axis by an offset amount in a direction opposing the gravitation is issued to a servo system. Also, a command for operating a mechanical brake to apply a braking force on the gravitating axis is issued. After a predetermined time period, the excitation of the servomotor is discontinued. The position of the gravitating axis is shifted upward by the offset amount within a time-lag between an issuance of the mechanical brake operating command and actual application of the braking force by the mechanical brake, and the braking force is applied to the gravitating axis at the shifted position. When the excitation of the servomotor is discontinued, the downward displacement of the position of the gravitating axis due to a backlash of the mechanical brake is compensated by the upward shifting of the gravitating axis, thereby movable elements connected to the gravitating axis is prevented from collision or interference with peripheral objects.
Abstract:
A servo controller carries out tandem control in which one driven body is driven by a plurality of motors. Each motor is provided with a position control section, a velocity control section, a current control section, a current amplifier, and a velocity detector. This tandem control is carried out by using a velocity integrator sharing unit for equalizing integral values of integration elements of the velocity control sections. The same position command is inputted to control systems for the plurality of motors to undergo tandem control. The velocity integrator sharing unit keeps the integral values of the integration elements of the velocity control sections substantially equal.
Abstract:
Parameter set 1: T1a, T2a, Fa, Aa, parameter set 2: T1b, T2b, Fb, Ab, and parameter set 3: T1c, T2c, Fc, Ac, which consist of parameters having discrete values in three stages (large, medium and small) are prepared in the memory for example of the CNC 1 or the personal computer 3. For a given parameter set, the set giving priority to accuracy (Snull0) is indicated by P (T1p, T2p, Fp, Ap), while the set giving priority to speed (Snull1) is indicated by Q (T1q, T2q, Fq, Ag), and interpolation is performed and the parameter set Ynull(1nullS)nullPnullSnullQ is obtained. The CNC 2 creates operating commands based on set Y and outputs these to the servo control section 2.
Abstract:
In a controller where a contour machining is performed through a synchronous control between a mechanically movable portion (servo axis) driven by a servo motor and a main shaft (spindle axis) driven by a spindle motor, the position of the servo axis and the position of the spindle axis are collected at the same timing for each predetermined cycle and are stored. The position data of the servo axis and the spindle axis stored are converted to obtain a machining contour shape data, and the shape obtained is displayed on a display device of a personal computer or the like.