
2002/03/20 T.Horie
A-78672EN
FANUC Series 16i-MB
Jerk Control Specifications
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value is 0, speed control based on changes to acceleration is
not performed for the axis that corresponds to that parameter
value.
Continuous linear interpolation
In speed control based on acceleration changes in continuous
linear interpolation, the deceleration speed is obtained from
changes to acceleration between the start and end points of a
command block.
When a machining program specifies a curved shape using
continuous very small line segments, the machining program
approximates the shape with a polygonal line because it
rounds off specified values to the least input increment.
This rounding error makes acceleration changes larger and
therefore can prevent the cutting speed from increasing
especially in short blocks because of frequent reductions in
speed.
If this is the case, setting a larger permissible acceleration
change level for each axis for repeated linear interpolation in
parameter No. 1789 (AICC or AI nanoCC) or No.19523
(AI-HPCC or AI-nanoHPCC) can increase the cutting speed.
If a nonzero value is specified in parameter No. 1789 (AICC
or AI nanoCC) or No.19523 (AI-HPCC or AI-nanoHPCC) for
axes for which speed reduction based on acceleration changes
are effective, the setting becomes a permissible acceleration
change level for corners where linear interpolation is
repeated. (Between linear interpolation and circular
interpolation operations and between circular interpolation
operations, a setting of parameter No. 1788 (AICC or AI
nanoCC) or No.19522 (AI-HPCC or AI-nanoHPCC)is
effective.)
For an axis for which parameter No. 1789 (AICC or AI
nanoCC) or No.19523 (AI-HPCC or AI-nanoHPCC) is 0, a
setting of parameter No. 1788 (AICC or AI nanoCC) or
No.19522 (AI-HPCC or AI-nanoHPCC), that is, an ordinary
permissible acceleration change level, becomes effective also
for corners where linear interpolation is repeated.