
Chapter 3 Robot Motion
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3.2.7 If Pass Motion Effect Reduces
3.2.7.1 If Non-Motion Command Is Present after Pass Motion
If a non-motion command is present between a pass motion command and the
next motion command, the effects of reducing the execution time of the pass
motion decrease. A non-motion command is one, which does not let the robot
move.
Fig. 3-12 shows an example of when a non-motion command present between
a pass motion command and the next motion command. For example, as
shown in Fig. 3-13, the non-motion command is executed during deceleration
time of the path motion command. Therefore, the effects of reducing the
execution time of the pass motion decrease.
PROGRAM PRO13
MOVE L, @P P2
SET IO1
RESET I02
:
MOVE L, @0 P3
END
' Pass motion command
' Non motion command
' Non motion command
' End motion command
Fig. 3-12 Example of Presence of Non-motion Command Between Pass
Motion Command and the Next Motion Command
Time
Speed
Time required for
non-motion
commands such as
these
Fig. 3-13 Example of Less Effect of Reducing Pass Motion Execution Time
3.2.7.2 If Path after Pass Is Short
If the speed pattern becomes a triangle, due to a short path after pass, the
pass start position delays so that pass motion ends after the path deceleration
pass finishes. Therefore, if the path deceleration prior to the pass is small as
shown in Fig. 3-14, the pass effect decreases.
Fig. 3-14 Triangle Pattern Due to Short Path After Pass
Pass section
Path before pass
Path after pass
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