Ballbar Test on a RF45 CNC mil!
Renishaw Ballbar na Nenexus - YouTube
Ballbar Test on a RF45 CNC mil!
Renishaw Ballbar na Nenexus - YouTube
The QC20 really is an impressive tool.
LongRat
www.fulloption.co.uk
Hello !!
I used a Ballbar in my machine , in general the result was good (Graphic in annex), but the major error was in SERVO MISMATCH , but i use Steppers in my machine !!
I think that this problem is because i use a comp file to compensate the backlash (about 0.10mm to 0.15mm in differents places of the ballscrew).
My question :
Have a configuration on EMC to "correct" the servo mismatch error??
Thanks !!
"Servo mismatch" indicates that one axis responds more quickly to position change commands than the other, resulting in an oval plot, instead of a circle. The name is misleading only if you take the term "servo" very literally. Both steppers and servos are used as part of a control system, and every control system has a defined gain. Yours, for whatever reason, has a higher gain in one axis than the other. With a true servo system, you might be able to at least partially tune this error out. With steppers, you can't. It is no doubt also at least partially a result of mechanical deficiencies in the system - friction, stiction, backlash, etc. The fact that you feel the need to use backlash compensation means you should *expect* this kind of error, due to the backlash alone.
Regards,
Ray L.
Thanks Ray!!!!
I'm curious why you didn't use the fixed jaw of the vise or the actual table? I would think that the floating jaw could "possibly" introduce errors since, well, it floats.
Still, pretty cool tool.
Richard