Publication detail
Dual numbers arithmentic in multiaxis machine error modeling
HRDINA, J. VAŠÍK, P. HOLUB, M.
English title
Dual numbers arithmentic in multiaxis machine error modeling
Type
journal article in Scopus
Language
en
Original abstract
When a kinematic chain of a multiaxis machine centre is assembled by means of homogeneous matrices, it is possible to include the error representing matrices within and neglect the error terms which do not affect the prescribed accuracy. Classically, such error terms are identified and neglected according to the system of given identities after the matrix multiplication. In our approach, the matrices itself are designed to form a ring that respects the desired arithmetic of error terms, particularly the ring of matrices over the dual numbers. On the other hand, to make this algebraically possible, several negligible terms remain.
English abstract
When a kinematic chain of a multiaxis machine centre is assembled by means of homogeneous matrices, it is possible to include the error representing matrices within and neglect the error terms which do not affect the prescribed accuracy. Classically, such error terms are identified and neglected according to the system of given identities after the matrix multiplication. In our approach, the matrices itself are designed to form a ring that respects the desired arithmetic of error terms, particularly the ring of matrices over the dual numbers. On the other hand, to make this algebraically possible, several negligible terms remain.
Keywords in English
dual number, geometric accuracy, volumetric accuracy, CNC machine tools
Released
08.02.2017
Publisher
MM Science
Location
Praha
ISSN
1803-1269
Volume
2017
Number
1
Pages from–to
1769–1772
Pages count
4
BIBTEX
@article{BUT132930,
author="Jaroslav {Hrdina} and Petr {Vašík} and Michal {Holub},
title="Dual numbers arithmentic in multiaxis machine error modeling",
year="2017",
volume="2017",
number="1",
month="February",
pages="1769--1772",
publisher=" MM Science",
address="Praha",
issn="1803-1269"
}