User guide
B. Basic controlling principles
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m
delta
= m
current
tool
mass
+ m
current
workpi ece
mass
m
ident.
m
delta
= m
current
tool
mass
+ m
current
workpi ece
mass
(m
workpi ece
mass
ident.
+ m
workpi ece
mass
ident.
)
F
piston
= F
setpoint
+ F
0
+ m
delta
* g * sin α
In the simplest case, the following applies:
m
current
tool
mass
= m
tool
mass
ident.
m
workpi ece
mass
ident.
= 0 kg
This simplifies calculation for:
m
delta
= m
current
workpi ece
mass
F
piston
= F
setpoint
+ F
0
+ m
current
workpi ece
mass
* g * sin α
What does this mean in terms of force control?
It is not necessary for the mass m
ident
specified during
identification to be exact, since the force F
0
required for
compensation is identified.
If the drive is not mounted horizontally (
α š 0° ), it is im
portant to specify the mass changes precisely. Since the
controller calculates a compensation force based on the
specified mass, an error in the mass specification will lead
to a systematic deviation from the force setpoint value
F
setpoint
.
F
piston
= F
setpoint
+ F
0
+ (m
delta
+ m
error
) * g * sin α
Error F will then be:
F = m
error
* g * sin α