2015-05-17 21:22 GMT-03:00 andy pugh <[email protected]>:

> In the case of my (experimental) setup it isn't even that good, the
> offset sent to the axis takes into account no velocity or accel
> limits, and if the spindle speed is too fast then lost steps happen.
>
> With a servo system this would be less critical, you could light an
> LED to warn that f-error was too high and back-off the speed.
>
> I think this is a case of deciding what you want to do, then working
> out how to do it. Every setup I have thought of so far is possible,
> HAL is very flexible.
>
>
Well I came with this question because given the fact that a lobe or
eccentric have a continuous speed variation for the follower (assuming the
rests are not counted since they give zero speed) I guess to machine the
shape you can't have fixed RPMs on the lobe and fixed linear velocity for
the axis that moves the cutter.

Honestly I'm in the process of understanding all the maths involved in the
process that's why I was concerned about what happened between control
points with this approach, since I don't really know how the change in
commaned motor position is managed by the HAL driver. In you case it was
the Hostmot stepper driver. But I suspect that whenever you ask for change
in motor commanded position the driver will use it's maximum speed to reach
that position, as a servo would do. Is that right?



> One neat elaboration I just thought of is a Python script that loads a
> shape-file and sets the parameters of a 360-element lincurve component
> so you can load shapes from a file.
>

Well since my idea is to make several profiles, I was thinking about a
component with let's say 360 lift values for each degree, and load the
component sequentially using g-code with digital and analog outputs to
write the 360 values on the component. I didn't tested it yet but that way
I could use different g-codes with the lobe data inside them.




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