RTC
®
5 PC Interface Board
Rev. 1.9 e
8 Advanced Functions for Scan Head and Laser Control
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Overview
The following encoder-based Processing-on-the-fly
corrections of workpiece motions are available:
•
,
: Compensation of linear
workpiece motions (e.g. via conveyor belt or XY
stage) – see
.
•
: Compensation of rotary workpiece
motions (e.g. via rotating plate) – see
.
•
: Compensation of 2D workpiece
motions (e.g. XY stage) – see
Additionally, the following McBSP-based Processing-
on-the-fly corrections of scan-system motions are
available:
•
: Compensation of
linear or 2D scan-system motions (e.g. robot
arms) – see
.
•
: Compensation of scan-system
rotary motions (e.g. robot arms – see
.
•
: Compen-
sation of linear, 2D or rotary scan-system motions
(e.g. robot arms) – see
.
The following Processing-on-the-fly corrections can
be combined:
•
is combinable with
•
is combinable with
.
Further combinations
aren’t
possible. For example,
encoder-based
correction of linear work-
piece motion is combinable
neither
with
correction of workpiece rotary motions
nor
with
McBSP-based Processing-on-the-fly correction of
scan-system motions.
The last command always determines the overall
correction. For example,
deactivates any
previously activated Processing-on-the-fly correction
and activates compensation of workpiece rotary
motions. The only exceptions are the above-
mentioned combinations (e.g.
doesn’t
deactivate
However, mutual synchronization of any Processing-
on-the-fly corrections via
is possible (see
Furthermore, encoder-based Processing-on-the-fly
corrections can be combined with tracking error
compensation (see
).