Processing Process CNC (Second Edition)

Author: Bin Hongzan
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book elaborates on the theories and methods of using computer control theory and technology to perform real-time control of the operating state of the machining process (errors, forces, heat, vibration, etc.). To address the conflict between high control performance requirements and high control real-time performance, the author strives to employ concise and practical theoretical tools, illustrative examples, and anthropomorphic strategies to explore solutions and measures. Additionally, the book summarizes some research achievements obtained by the author in guiding graduate students in recent years, reflecting the interdisciplinary approach to solving practical engineering problems. The book is divided into 7 chapters, with the first 4 chapters introducing the basic theories of computer control in conjunction with the machining process, suitable for master's level teaching. The last 3 chapters focus on information-based control strategies and corresponding achievements, serving as a reference for doctoral students. This book can be used as a graduate-level textbook for mechanical engineering students and is also suitable for mechanical engineering technicians as a reference.