“…6,7 There are several common synchronization techniques for different standard industrial applications, including master-slave, cross-coupled, 8–10 bi-axial cross-coupled control, 11 electronic (virtual) line-shafting 12 and relative coupling. However, the gear-generation process is different from general numerical control (NC) machining, 13–16 that is, turning and milling machine tools. Gear production depends on the coupled movement of a hob cutter axis, gear blank axis and the additional movement of the feeding axes, all of which is controlled by an EGB.…”