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Theoretical Assessment of the Operability of a Controlled Electric Drive as a Part of the Coordinate System of a Laser Installation

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This paper presents the issues of increasing the reliability of laser installation coordinate systems as a part of numerically controlled machine tools. Based on GOST 27803-91, “Adjustable Electric Drives for Metalworking Equipment and Industrial Robots. Technical Requirements,” a theoretical assessment of the performance of a controlled electric drive with increased reliability indicators was performed. Such a drive was a part of the coordinate system of a laser installation. Here, a calculation method for the parameters of the laser tool position controller and a generalized mathematical model of the electromechanical circuit of the laser installation are presented. The kinematic scheme is based on a brushless direct current motor and ball screw assembly. The simulation results comply with the requirements of clause 2.5.7 of GOST 27803-91 and may be useful for developers of information measurement and control systems for laser installations.

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    M. V. Mostovskoy, V. V. Sleptsov & A. B. Snedkov

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Translated from Izmeritel’naya Tekhnika, No. 5, pp. 42–49, May, 2022.

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Mostovskoy, M.V., Sleptsov, V.V. & Snedkov, A.B. Theoretical Assessment of the Operability of a Controlled Electric Drive as a Part of the Coordinate System of a Laser Installation. Meas Tech 65, 352–359 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11018-022-02087-4

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