2020
DOI: 10.1155/2020/8884678
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Efficient Planning and Solving Algorithm of S -Shape Acceleration and Deceleration

Abstract: S -shape acceleration and deceleration are the most widely used flexible acceleration and deceleration method in the current CNC system, but its velocity solution equation contains irrational terms, which create a more complicated solution process. When analyzing the solution process of the S -shape acceleration and deceleration directly, using a traditional numerical solution method, … Show more

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“…At times 0, 5, 15, and 20, the function describing this curve has breaks. In [4], the method for calculating seven acceleration/ deceleration intervals and the corresponding speed values by numerical methods with the involvement of the iteration method and the use of an additional parameter -the maximum jerk value (acceleration time derivative) is considered. Due to the complexity of calculations for parameter selection, the practical use of the method raises doubts.…”
Section: Traditional Types Of Acceleration/brakingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At times 0, 5, 15, and 20, the function describing this curve has breaks. In [4], the method for calculating seven acceleration/ deceleration intervals and the corresponding speed values by numerical methods with the involvement of the iteration method and the use of an additional parameter -the maximum jerk value (acceleration time derivative) is considered. Due to the complexity of calculations for parameter selection, the practical use of the method raises doubts.…”
Section: Traditional Types Of Acceleration/brakingmentioning
confidence: 99%