Accuracy of linuxcnc
15 Jul 2014 00:12 #48768
by t1m0n
Accuracy of linuxcnc was created by t1m0n
Hi, I have a short question.
How can I define the accuracy of linuxcnc?
I want to compare the highest possible accuracy of linuxcnc with the accuracy of other controls.
What is possible with linuxcnc? 0.1mm? 0.01mm? 1um?
And what are the parameters to modify the accuracy?
What I mean is the positioning accuracy.
How can I define the accuracy of linuxcnc?
I want to compare the highest possible accuracy of linuxcnc with the accuracy of other controls.
What is possible with linuxcnc? 0.1mm? 0.01mm? 1um?
And what are the parameters to modify the accuracy?
What I mean is the positioning accuracy.
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15 Jul 2014 00:50 #48773
by PCW
These are all possible
IMHO the accuracy of a machine tool has much more to do with
the mechanics and positioning system than the control
Also if you specify accuracy you really need to specify the conditions:
1. Speed (its a lot harder to be accurate at high speeds than low speeds)
2. Cutting force (unless you have position feedback from the tool tip and the work, machine
flexure will contribute substantially to inaccuracy)
3. Temperature management/compensation
Replied by PCW on topic Accuracy of linuxcnc
I want to compare the highest possible accuracy of linuxcnc with the accuracy of other controls.
What is possible with linuxcnc? 0.1mm? 0.01mm? 1um?
These are all possible
IMHO the accuracy of a machine tool has much more to do with
the mechanics and positioning system than the control
Also if you specify accuracy you really need to specify the conditions:
1. Speed (its a lot harder to be accurate at high speeds than low speeds)
2. Cutting force (unless you have position feedback from the tool tip and the work, machine
flexure will contribute substantially to inaccuracy)
3. Temperature management/compensation
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