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2축 이송계의 원호보간을 위한 개선된 입력성형기법

Improved Input Shaping Method for Circular Interpolation of a 2-Axis Positioning System

Journal of the Korean Society for Precision Engineering 2022;39(4):283-289.
Published online: April 1, 2022

1 금오공과대학교 대학원 기계공학과

2 ㈜포토메카닉

3 금오공과대학교 기계시스템공학과

1 Department of the Mechanical Engineering, Graduate School, Kumoh National Institute of Technology

2 Photomechanic Co., Ltd.

3 Department of the Mechanical System Engineering, Kumoh National Institute of Technology

#E-mail: swhong@kumoh.ac.kr, TEL: +82-54-378-7344
• Received: January 6, 2022   • Revised: February 11, 2022   • Accepted: February 26, 2022

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Improved Input Shaping Method for Circular Interpolation of a 2-Axis Positioning System
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Fig. 1 Conceptual model of a flexible 2-axis positioning system
Fig. 2 Track and velocity profiles used in simulation (a) Track, (b) X-axis profile, and (c) Y-axis profile
Fig. 3 Comparison of the reference trajectory and the actual trajectory subject to vibration
Fig. 4 ZV input shaping process for the simulated velocity profiles
Fig. 5 Comparison of unshaped and shaped velocity profiles
Fig. 6 Comparison of desired and command shaped tracks
Fig. 7 Comparison of unshaped and shaped commands for X and Y velocity profiles modified with reduced circular interpolation velocity
Fig. 8 Comparison of desired and input shaped tracks with reduced circular interpolation velocity
Fig. 9 Percentile error of track with changing the circulating velocity
Fig. 10 Comparison of desired and shaped tracks that compensate the mismatch in the XY commands due to the input shaping induced delay
Fig. 11 Compensation function for the reference velocity profile to improve the accuracy in circular interpolation
Fig. 12 Comparison of desired and command shaped tracks with and without compensation function employed
Fig. 13 Experimental system
Fig. 14 Measured accelerations before and after applying the proposed input shaping for circular interpolation with max speed of 200 mm/s. (a) Case 1: 40% velocity reduction (VR) (0.6 Vmax), (b) Case 2: 40% velocity reduction (VR) + delay compensation (DC), and (c) Case 3: 40% velocity reduction (VR) + delay compensation (DC) + employing compensation function (CF)
Fig. 15 Measured tracks for three different methods applied: VR, VR + DC, VR + DC + CF (Refer to Fig. 14 for abbreviations)
Improved Input Shaping Method for Circular Interpolation of a 2-Axis Positioning System
Parameter Unit Value
Natural frequency Hz 5
Damping ratio - 0
Linear distance mm 200
Circle radius mm 50
Maximum velocity mm/s 50/100/200
Acceleration time sec 0.05
Deceleration time sec 0.05
Max. Velocity
[mm/s]
Percentile error of track
[%]
50 0.25
100 1.00
200 3.95
Max. Velocity
[mm/s]
Reduced velocity
[mm/s]
Percentile error of
track [%]
50 30 0.06
100 60 0.25
200 120 0.99
Max. Velocity
[mm/s]
Reduced velocity
[mm/s]
Percentile error of
track [%]
50 30 1.81
100 60 3.41
200 120 6.05
Table 1 Parameters for simulation
Table 2 Percentile error of the shaped track from the reference track during circular interpolation
Table 3 Percentile error of the shaped track from the reference track subject to 40% velocity reduction
Table 4 Percentile error of the shaped track from the reference track with 40% velocity reduction and delay compensation