Jones B. Arnold - Knoxville TN Robert R. Burleson - Clinton TN Robert M. Pardue - Knoxville TN
Assignee:
The United States of America as represented by the United States Department of Energy - Washington DC
International Classification:
G06F 1546 G01B 1102
US Classification:
364475
Abstract:
A stable positional reference system for use in improving the cutting tool-to-part contour position in numerical controlled-multiaxis metal turning machines is provided. The reference system employs a plurality of interferometers referenced to orthogonally disposed metering bars which are substantially isolated from machine strain induced position errors for monitoring the part and tool positions relative to the metering bars. A microprocessor-based control system is employed in conjunction with the plurality of position interferometers and part contour description data inputs to calculate error components for each axis of movement and output them to corresponding axis drives with appropriate scaling and error compensation. Real-time position control, operating in combination with the reference system, makes possible the positioning of the cutting points of a tool along a part locus with a substantially greater degree of accuracy than has been attained previously in the art by referencing and then monitoring only the tool motion relative to a reference position located on the machine base.
Interferometric Correction System For A Numerically Controlled Machine
The United States of America as represented by the United States Department of Energy - Washington DC
International Classification:
G05B 1928
US Classification:
318603
Abstract:
An interferometric correction system for a numerically controlled machine is provided to improve the positioning accuracy of a machine tool, for example, for a high-precision numerically controlled machine. A laser interferometer feedback system is used to monitor the positioning of the machine tool which is being moved by command pulses to a positioning system to position the tool. The correction system compares the commanded position as indicated by a command pulse train applied to the positioning system with the actual position of the tool as monitored by the laser interferometer. If the tool position lags the commanded position by a preselected error, additional pulses are added to the pulse train applied to the positioning system to advance the tool closer to the commanded position, thereby reducing the lag error. If the actual tool position is leading in comparison to the commanded position, pulses are deleted from the pulse train where the advance error exceeds the preselected error magnitude to correct the position error of the tool relative to the commanded position.
Millennium Capital and Recovery Corporation
Senior Manager of Operations  California
U.s Recovery Service Oct 1986 - Oct 2014
Office Manager|Repossessions|Collections
U.s Recovery Service Oct 1984 - Oct 1986
Field Call Supervisor
Oct 1984 - Oct 1986
Senior Manager of Operations
Education:
John F. Kennedy High School 1972 - 1975
Skills:
Credit Skip Tracing Account Management Operations Management Time Management Customer Satisfaction Negotiation Analytical Thinking Attention To Detail Locksmithing Remarketer Banking Integrity Dependability Active Listening Persuasion Critical Thinking Self Control
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Children Politics Nascar Locksmith Hiking Science and Technology Animal Welfare
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English
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Qualified Manager License Raq 00100171 Bureau of Security & Investigative Services, License Raq 00100171
Benjamin Martin, Rebecca Rogers, Jerry Fry, Shirley Hatley, Jeffery Parks, Alyce Barron, Robert Burleson, Lucille Carson, Ava Luce, Bonnie Wells, Willard Palmer, Linda Shackelford
Robert Burleson, Benjamin Martin, Rebecca Rogers, Jerry Fry, Shirley Hatley, Jeffery Parks, Alyce Barron, Lucille Carson, Ava Luce, Bonnie Wells, Willard Palmer, Linda Shackelford