US4091315A
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Servomechanism for rotary type flying cutting apparatus
Assignee: NUSCO KK
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Filing: 1976-07-26
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Granted: 1978-05-23
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Expires: 1996-07-26
Abstract
Abstract In a servomechanism in which a cutter is rotated by a servomotor to cut a moving member in a predetermined rotational angular range of the cutter and the servomotor is controlled in accordance with the difference between the number of length measuring pulses generated corresponding to the distance of movement of the moving member and the number of rotation measuring pulses generated corresponding to the rotation of the cutter, a correcting signal is read out of a memory with respect to each rotational angular position of the cutter in the above said predetermined rotational angular range. The correcting signal corresponds to the component of unit rotational distance of the cutter in the direction of travel of the moving member at each rotational angular position of the cutter in its predetermined rotational angular range. By the correcting signal, the difference between the number of the length measuring pulses and that of the rotation measuring pulses is decreased, whereby the distance of movement and moving speed of the moving member and the distance of movement and rotating speed of the cutter in the direction of travel of the moving member are made equal to each other.
Inventors
- 👤 Shigeki Hayashi
- 👤 Kazukuni Noda
- 👤 Shigeru Kusaka
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
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Last Synchronized
2026-10-25 21:56
CPC Classifications
B; B23; B23D; B23D45/00; B23D45/18; B23D45/22; Y; Y10; Y10T; Y10T83/00; Y10T83/141; Y10T83/159
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 15
Claim 1
Independent Claim
331 words
A servomechanism for rotary type flying cutting apparatus comprising: a cutter rotating into contact with a member moving in a straight line in a predetermined range of rotation of the cutter for cutting the member; a servomotor for driving the cutter; a length measuring pulse generator for generating length measuring pulses corresponding in number to the distance of movement of the moving member; a rotation measuring pulse generator for generating rotation measuring pulses corresponding in number to the rotation of the cutter; subtracting means for obtaining the difference between the number of the length measuring pulses derived from the length measuring pulse generator and the number of the rotation measuring pulses derived from the rotation measuring pulse generator; a setting device for setting therein a set length corresponding to a desired cutting length of the moving member; a digital subtractor for detecting the set length and the result of subtraction by the subtracting means; a D-A converter for converting the result of subtraction by the digital subtractor and supplying it as a control signal to the servomotor; a memory for storing therein a corrected value corresponding to the component of unit distance of movement of the cutter in the direction of travel of the moving member with respect to each angular position of the cutter in the predetermined range of rotation of the cutter; address signal generating means for generating an address signal for reading out the memory in accordance with the rotational angular position of the cutter in the predetermined range of rotation of the cutter; and means for correcting the difference between the number of the rotation measuring pulses and the number of the length measuring pulses by the corrected value read out from the memory so that the distance of movement of the moving member and the component of the movement of the cutter in the direction of travel of the moving member may be equal to each other in the predetermined range of rotation of the cutter.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
331 words
A servomechanism for rotary type flying cutting apparatus comprising: a cutter rotating into contact with a member moving in a straight line in a predetermined range of rotation of the cutter for cutting the member; a servomotor for driving the cutter; a length measuring pulse generator for generating length measuring pulses corresponding in number to the distance of movement of the moving member; a rotation measuring pulse generator for generating rotation measuring pulses corresponding in number to the rotation of the cutter; subtracting means for obtaining the difference between the number of the length measuring pulses derived from the length measuring pulse generator and the number of the rotation measuring pulses derived from the rotation measuring pulse generator; a setting device for setting therein a set length corresponding to a desired cutting length of the moving member; a digital subtractor for detecting the set length and the result of subtraction by the subtracting means; a D-A converter for converting the result of subtraction by the digital subtractor and supplying it as a control signal to the servomotor; a memory for storing therein a corrected value corresponding to the component of unit distance of movement of the cutter in the direction of travel of the moving member with respect to each angular position of the cutter in the predetermined range of rotation of the cutter; address signal generating means for generating an address signal for reading out the memory in accordance with the rotational angular position of the cutter in the predetermined range of rotation of the cutter; and means for correcting the difference between the number of the rotation measuring pulses and the number of the length measuring pulses by the corrected value read out from the memory so that the distance of movement of the moving member and the component of the movement of the cutter in the direction of travel of the moving member may be equal to each other in the predetermined range of rotation of the cutter.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
45 words
The servomechanism according to claim 1, which further includes a rotation measuring counter for counting the rotation measuring pulses, the correcting means being a digital adder for adding together the count value of the rotation measuring pulse counter and the corrected value from the memory.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
73 words
The servomechanism according to claim 1, which further includes a length measuring counter for counting the length measuring pulses, a rotation measuring counter for counting the rotation measuring pulses, and another digital subtractor for subtracting the count value of the length measuring counter, and the count value of the rotation measuring counter and the corrected value from the memory one from the other, the correcting means and the subtracting means being combined together.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
55 words
The servomechanism according to claim 1, which further includes means for generating correcting pulses corresponding in number to the corrected value from the memory, and a reversible counter performing the functions of subtracting means and correcting means for counting the correcting pulses and the rotation measuring pulses and for counting the length measuring pulses backward.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
62 words
The servomechanism according to claim 1, which further includes a coefficient multiplier serving as correcting means for multiplying the corrected value from the memory by the number of rotation measuring pulses to decrease the number of the pulses, and a reversible counter serving as subtracting means for counting the output pulses from the coefficient multiplier and counting the length measuring pulses backward.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
72 words
The servomechanism according to claim 1, which further includes means for obtaining a moving speed signal corresponding to the travelling speed of the moving member, means for obtaining a rotating speed signal corresponding to the rotating speed of the cutter, and an analog subtractor for obtaining the difference between the moving speed signal, and the rotating speed signal and the output from the D-A converter and supplying the difference to the servomotor.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim
60 words
The servomechanism according to claim 1, which further includes a coefficient multiplier serving as correcting means for multiplying the corrected value from the memory by the length measuring pulses to decrease the number of the pulses, and a reversible counter serving as subtracting means for counting the output pulses from the coefficient multiplier and counting the rotation measuring pulses backward.
Claim 9
Dependent Claim
79 words
The servomechanism according to claim 7, which further includes means for obtaining a mean analog signal of the pulses from the coefficient multiplier as a corrected member moving speed signal, means for obtaining a rotating speed signal corresponding to the rotating speed of the cutter, and an analog subtractor for obtaining the difference between the corrected member moving speed signal, and the rotating speed signal and the output from the D-A converter and supplying the difference to the servomotor.
Claim 10
Dependent Claim
82 words
The servomechanism according to claim 1, which further includes a coefficient multiplier serving as correcting means for multiplying the corrected value from the memory by the length measuring pulses, a length measuring counter for counting the output pulses from the coefficient multiplier, a rotation measuring counter for counting the rotation measuring pulses, and a digital subtractor serving as the subtracting means for effecting subtraction between the count value of the length measuring counter and the count value of the rotation measuring counter.
Claim 11
Dependent Claim
79 words
The servomechanism according to claim 9, which further includes means for obtaining a mean analog signal of the pulses from the coefficient multiplier as a corrected member moving speed signal, means for obtaining a rotating speed signal corresponding to the rotating speed of the cutter, and an analog subtractor for obtaining the difference between the corrected member moving speed signal, and the rotating speed signal and the output from the D-A converter and supplying the difference to the servomotor.
Claim 12
Dependent Claim
96 words
The servomechanism according to claim 6, which further includes another memory for storing a speed correcting signal corresponding to the component of the rotating speed of the cutter in the direction of travel of the moving member at each rotational angular position of the cutter in the predetermined range of rotation of the cutter, said another memory being read out by the address signal, and speed correcting means for correcting one of the rotating speed signal and the moving speed signal supplied to the analog subtractor in accordance with the correcting signal from said another memory.
Claim 13
Dependent Claim
59 words
The servomechanism according to claim 11, wherein the moving speed signal is obtained by converting the length measuring pulses by the D-A converter into an analog signal, the speed correcting means being a multiplier for controlling by a speed correcting signal at least one of the amplitude and width of the length measuring pulses supplied to the D-A converter.
Claim 14
Dependent Claim
60 words
The servomechanism according to claim 11, wherein the rotating speed signal is obtained by converting the rotation measuring pulses by another D-A converter into an analog signal, the speed correcting means being another multiplier for controlling by a speed correcting signal at least one of the amplitude and width of the rotation measuring pulses supplied to said another D-A converter.
Claim 15
Dependent Claim
99 words
The servomechanism according to claim 3, which further includes a coefficient multiplier for multiplying the rotation measuring pulses by a predetermined number and supplying the multiplied value to the rotation measuring counter so that the component of the distance of rotation of the cutter in the direction to travel of the moving member may be equal to the distance of the moving member at the beginning of the predetermined range of rotation of the cutter, and another counter serving as the address signal generating means for counting the rotation measuring pulses and supplying the address signal to the memory.
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