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Parametric interpolator versus linear interpolator for precision CNC machining

Daniel C. H. Yang, +1 more
- 01 Mar 1994 - 
- Vol. 26, Iss: 3, pp 225-234
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Results show that the parametric interpolator used for command generation during CNC machining is favourable in the machining of free-form geometry in terms of high speed and tight tolerancing.
Abstract
The paper presents a comparative study of linear and parametric interpolators used for command generation during CNC machining. For many decades, linear interpolators have been used in NC machines for command generation. Recently, a parametric interpolator has been developed that is designed for command generation for parametric curves (or surfaces). Two algorithms for the online implementation of this parametric interpolator are introduced. The comparison is mainly based on memory size, feedrate fluctuation and CPU time. Other considerations include tracking errors and jerk magnitude. Results show that the parametric interpolator is favourable in the machining of free-form geometry in terms of high speed and tight tolerancing.

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The speed-controlled interpolator for machining parametric curves

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Computational Geometry for Design and Manufacture

I. D. Faux, +1 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the mathematical techniques for the representation, analysis and synthesis of shape information by computers are discussed, and splines and related means for defining composite curves and "patched" surfaces are discussed.
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NC machining of free form surfaces

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