During the process of conventional DDA circular interpolation, the synthesis feed rate fluctuations often, the machining errors are large also. A new efficient arc interpolation method is proposed in this paper, which uses the principle of DDA circular interpolation, it’s function is optimized and improved, Radius is used as the basis of interpolation feed, the left normalized data and pre-loaded are used also. The simulation result of VB program show that efficient circular interpolation method not only has high efficiency,but also has high accuracy.
The use of ultrasonic nondestructive testing of material internal defect,ultrasonic signal acquired at actual working spot usually includes large amount of noise.Extraction of the defect characteristic information will be influeced greatly if the ultrasonic signal is not effectively denoised. A new method based on best wavelet packet base is present to denoise and detect the ultrasonic signal. The superiority of new method is verified by simulation examples. Experiment of processing ultrasonic signal which comes from the 45 Steel specimen with flaws has been implemented. The accurate information that characterizes of defect size,location can be extracted from the processing result, the results show that the new method based on best wavelet packet base is in favor of enhancing the degree of accuracy for quantitatively analyzing the defect inside the material.
A new efficient interpolation algorithm for multi-axis linear linkage is proposed in this paper, which uses the principle of DDA algorithm, its function be extended and improved. the left normalized data is used in this algorithm, the maximum amount of movement is used as the basis for the calculation of speed, the efficiency of the interpolation is improved and the uniformity of speed is ensured. At last machining result are presented, which shows that this algorithm is powerful to machine spherical surfaces and planes.
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