Il giorno lun, 19/09/2011 alle 23.02 +0300, Andrew ha scritto: > Thinking about decreasing stepper (and servo, to some extent) torque at > higher speeds, I just thought that having variable axis acceleration would > be perfect. I.e., the highest at lower speeds and lower at higher speeds. Is > that ever possible with EMC2? If no, is it hard to implement? > > Andrew I agree in some way, because EMC2 can be more flexible for every kind of use. One thing that i really find usefull can be, when programming g-codes, to have a letter (i know they are all used..) to control acceleration ratio. so that for every single movement i could set acceleration. and is at the programmer's knowledge to decide where it can be useful a rapid acceleration ratio, or a slow one. for example a pick and place flexible machine, if it picks heavy things, maybe will be good to slow down the accelerations. Personally i use EMC2 for 'artistic' purpose, i'll find very useful this possibility! again, you can imagine an exapod used for something similar to a car simulation, and you'll need variable accelerations.
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