Characteristic values

Once the Universal Flying Saw has been started, the MC_ReadFlyingSawCharacteristics PLC function block can be used to read the characteristic values associated with the slave set value profile that has been calculated for the synchronisation phase. These characteristic values therefore refer neither to the synchronous phase nor to the preliminary phase, but only apply to the synchronisation phase!

The individual characteristic values are described in the table below.

 

Note

When calculating the dynamic characteristic values it is assumed that after the Universal Flying Saw has been started (after the coupling moment) the master will continue to move without acceleration. It follows that the calculated characteristic values are only precisely correct for a master that is not accelerating, and that in practice there may be overshoot or undershoot if the master accelerates or decelerates.

 

Structure of the characteristic values

The characteristic values are stored in the comprehensive MC_FlyingSawCharacValuesstructure, which contains the following magnitudes:

Characteristic values 1:

The start time described in the table always refers to the start of the synchronisation phase, while the end time refers to the end of the synchronisation phase (not the end of the synchronous phase)! The focus here is always on the synchronisation phase.

The third column of the table indicates whether any acceleration that the master may undergo will affect the characteristic value or not.

Denomination

Description

Independent of master acceleration

fMasterVeloNom

Master velocity at the start time of the Universal Flying Saw
 

no

fMasterPosStart

Master position at the start time of the Universal Flying Saw

yes

fSlavePosStart

Slave position at the start time of the Universal Flying Saw

yes

fSlaveVeloStart

Slave velocity at the start time of the Universal Flying Saw

no

fSlaveAccStart

Slave acceleration at the start time of the Universal Flying Saw

no

fSlaveJerkStart

Slave jerk at the start time of the Universal Flying Saw
 

no

fMasterPosEnd

Master position at the end of the synchronisation phase

yes

fSlavePosEnd

Slave position at the end of the synchronisation phase

yes

fSlaveVeloEnd

Slave velocity at the end of the synchronisation phase

no

fSlaveAccEnd

Slave acceleration at the end of the synchronisation phase

no

fSlaveJerkEnd

Slave jerk at the end of the synchronisation phase
 

no

fMPosAtSPosMin

Master position at the time of the minimum slave position

no

fSlavePosMin

Minimum slave position
 

yes

fMPosAtSVeloMin

Master position at the time of the minimum slave velocity

no

fSlaveVeloMin

Minimum slave velocity
 

no

fMPosAtSAccMin

Master position at the time of the minimum slave acceleration

no

fSlaveAccMin

Minimum slave acceleration

no

fSVeloAtSAccMin

Slave velocity at the time of the minimum slave acceleration
 

no

fSlaveJerkMin

Minimum slave jerk

no

fSlaveDynMomMin

Minimum slave dynamic moment (NOT SUPPORTED YET!)
 

no

fMPosAtSPosMax

Master position at the time of the maximum slave position

no

fSlavePosMax

Maximum slave position
 

yes

fMPosAtSVeloMax

Master position at the time of the maximum slave velocity

no

fSlaveVeloMax

Maximum slave velocity
 

no

fMPosAtSAccMax

Master position at the time of the maximum slave acceleration

no

fSlaveAccMax

Maximum slave acceleration

no

fSVeloAtSAccMax

Slave velocity at the time of the maximum slave acceleration
 

no

fSlaveJerkMax

Maximum slave jerk

no

fSlaveDynMomMax

Minimum slave dynamic moment
(NOT SUPPORTED YET!)

no

fSlaveVeloMean

Mean absolute slave velocity
(NOT SUPPORTED YET !)

no

fSlaveAccEff

Effective slave acceleration
(NOT SUPPORTED YET !)

no