Andy Pugh wrote:
> 2009/10/22 Michael Haberler <[email protected]>:
>   
>> yes - I ran into the problem when switching to hm2 which doesnt
>> currently provide position-interpolated
>>
>>     
>
> Which is an interesting point. It seems that a hardware quadrature
> counter is likely to be counterproductive if you have a low-count
> encoder.
>   
I'm not sure it is COUNTER-productive, but if the spindle encoder 
resolution times
the maximum spindle speed doesn't exceed the ability of the software 
encoder counter,
than it doesn't GAIN anything.
> With a software encoder you need to hit the balance between having
> enough pulses per servo thread to always get a position update, but
> not have more than one encoder edge per base-thread. Quite a balancing
> act with a typical 20:1 base to servo thread ratio, and not one that
> can work at any but a small range of speeds.
>
> Is there any reason not to use position-interpolated by default?
There might be.  I don't know how position-interpolated works, but I 
assume it might
introduce a delay in the position reports.  This is of no consequence if 
your spindle speed
stays relatively unchanged throughout  your threading operations, and 
you don't reverse
the spindle.  I could think of some sort of threading operation where 
you made a finish pass
at a different spindle speed, and of course there is rigid tapping, 
where you need to keep the thread
synchronized when the spindle is reversed.  So, any significant delay 
could be a real problem there.

Those are the only places I know of where interpolation could cause a 
problem.


Jon

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