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FANUC Series 16/160i –LB,LPB
Pulse power feedback by actual power
presumption method
2002.11.20
14/14
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M.Sato K.Suzuki
03 2003.05.27 M.Sato
Section 3,4,6 has been changed, Section 9 has been added.
04 2003.07.10 M.Sato Section 4 has been added.
05 2003.08.06 M.Sato Section 5,6 has been changed.
06 2004.01.27 M.Sato Section 1,6 has been changed.
07 2004.10.21 M.Sato Section 4,8 has been changed.
08 2005.10.20 M.Sato Section 8 has been changed.
09 2005.11.08 M.Sato Section 5 has been changed.
9 Signal
- Power sensor time constant measure signal
PTCMR<G488#1>
[Classification] Input signal
[Function] The time constant measurement of the power sensor starts.
[Operation] When rising of this signal is detected, CNC starts the time constant
measurement of the power sensor.
If this signal becomes 0 while measuring it, the measurement is discontinued.
- Power sensor time constant measure-in- process signal
PTCMM<F488#3>
[Classification] Output signal
[Function] This signal notifies measuring the time constant of the power sensor to PMC.
[Output condition] CNC makes this signal "1" while measuring the time constant of the power
sensor.
#7 #6 #5 #4 #3 #2 #1 #0
G488 PTCMR
#7 #6 #5 #4 #3 #2 #1 #0
F488 PTCMM
10 Notes
When the pulse wave is output with the trigger pulse being effective, the Pulse ON or OFF
time shorter than 50 microseconds cannot be commanded.
If the Pulse ON or OFF time shorter than 50 micro seconds is commanded, the Pulse ON or
OFF time is clamped at 50 microseconds.
In this case, the pulse width is adjusted by not the pulse frequency but the pulse duty.
For instance, Pulse OFF time is calculated 25 microseconds in case of commanding
Frequency 2KHz and duty 95%.
However, Pulse OFF time is output 50 microseconds (=duty 90%) actually.