MLD-S Tech-FB Library Description - Bosch Rexroth
MLD-S Tech-FB Library Description - Bosch Rexroth
MLD-S Tech-FB Library Description - Bosch Rexroth
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Fig. 1-68: Continuous Parameter Adjustment<br />
Functional <strong>Description</strong><br />
The adjustment of the influenced variable, „Value“ may take place in<br />
positive or negative direction. The limits set a valid range for adjusting the<br />
variable. Specifying a modulo value allows the adjustment to be withing<br />
an axis‘ frame fo reference. Predefining increments and increments per<br />
second determines the alteration velocity of the influenced variable. It is<br />
possible to write a given value („PresetValue“), inside the valid operating<br />
range, directly to the influenced variable.<br />
After activation, with „Enable“, the influenced variable can be changed via<br />
inputs „Inc“ (positive direction) and „Dec“ (negative direction). While input<br />
„Inc“or Dec is set, the influenced variable is continuously increased (or<br />
decreased) with the given velocity. (StepsPerSecond * StepWidth).<br />
At initialization, ensure the inputs „ModuloValue“, „HighLimit“ and<br />
„LowLimit“, contain valid values.<br />
By determining weighting factors („AdjWeightFactors[]“) and the<br />
corresponding time intervals („AdjTimeIntervals[]“) it is possible to make<br />
time-dependent velocity modifications. The weighting factors and time<br />
intervals must also be set on the inputs „StepsPerSecond“ and<br />
„StepWidth“. Depending on the actual time interval, the alteration velocity<br />
is then multilpied with the appropriate weighting factor. The figure below<br />
shows the behavior of the block with an example configuration: The input<br />
factors of „AdjTimeIntervals“ ([T1; T2; T3; T4]) are specified in seconds.<br />
T5 specifies the period after completion of time interval T4 when the<br />
adjustment procedure aborts. The input factors of „AdjWeightFactors“<br />
([0,5; 1; 1,5; 2; 4]) determine the weighting of the alteration velocity. The<br />
last value of „AdjWeightFactors [5]“ is assigned to time interval T5.<br />
Fig. 1-69: WeightedAdjustment<br />
Note:<br />
When a time interval = 0, so the next weighting factor is used<br />
until the adjustment process aborts. Example: If<br />
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