10.2.2
High-speed signals
Functionality
High-speed signals are used to synchronize the NC and punching unit. On the one hand,
they are applied via a high-speed output to ensure that the punch stroke is not initiated until
the metal sheet is stationary. On the other, they are applied via a high-speed input to ensure
that the sheet remains stationary while the punch is active.
The high-speed digital inputs and outputs on the control are used to drive the punching unit.
The following signal chart illustrates the signal sequence.
Figure 10-1
Signal chart
(a)
Axis motion of the machine as function v(t)
(b)
"Stroke initiation" signal
(c)
"Stroke active" signal
Note
The "Stroke active" signal is high-active for reasons relating to open-circuit monitoring.
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