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Webinar: Control Schemes for Dealing with Nonlinear Mechanics

By Editor Design World | August 18, 2016

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This webinar was originally broadcast Thursday, September 22, 2016

 

There are many challenges when designing a motion control system. One challenge that can overwhelm many engineers is nonlinear mechanics. These mechanics can make tuning a motion control system difficult. At Galil, we pride ourselves in being able to provide intuitive solutions for these nonlinear or unorthodox mechanics.

This webinar will discuss six examples of applications with nonlinear mechanics, their inherent challenges, and the tools/solutions to address these challenges.

Below are the six examples of applications with nonlinear mechanics:

  1. High-friction axis
  2. Mechanics with backlash
  3. Servo axis involving a spring
  4. Axis exposed to large and unpredictable outside forces
  5. Mechanics where inertia varies with position
  6. Hydraulic axis

Speakers

Robin-CroppedRobin Riley, Sr. Applications Engineer, Galil Motion Control
Robin Riley joined Galil in 1999 as an Applications Engineer. Before coming to Galil, he worked at companies such as Raychem, Tyco, and EPE Industries where his technical contribution focused on mechanical design. Robin began his career at Galil assisting customers with the design of new hardware, software, and firmware for their motion control applications as well as troubleshooting existing OEM applications. In the past 16 years Robin has become the senior application engineer focusing mostly on international OEMs. Robin holds a BSME from the University of Maine at Orono.

MilesMiles Budimir, Senior Editor, Design World
Miles Budimir holds a BSEE degree, has several years of engineering experience including designing industrial control systems, and has been covering the motion control industry for over 13 years.

 

 

 

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GALIL


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Comments

  1. Faiz Ahmed Agharia says

    September 7, 2016 at 3:10 am

    Can this webinar be attended from home.
    If yes, than can I get the link or website so that I’ll be able to attend.
    If not, than what’s the venue and require qualifications.
    Also, is it free of charge.
    Please to hear from you.

    Thanks and Regards,
    FAIZ AHMED AGHARIA

  2. Nigel MacDonald says

    September 20, 2016 at 1:35 pm

    Will this be archived, since that is the worst time in the week for me?

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