7.2.4 Sky Writing
For applications with elevated accuracy requirements
the so-called
Sky Writing
can be switched on. Then,
every mark vector is precisely executed at a constant
mark speed over the entire vector length.
For
Mark
Commands with
RTC6 PCIe Board automatically performs
non-marking
Sky Writing
scan motions before and
after the to-be-executed vectors and arcs, see
Figure
44.
The following are always executed without
Sky
Writing:
•
micro_vector[*] Commands
•
[*]para[*]
Commands
Sky Writing Mode 1
Jump
m
Mark
m
m
Mark
m
Jump
m
Arc
m
Jump
Legend
m With mark speed.
j
With jump speed.
Sky Writing
motions (grey). For
also
Figure
45.
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Sky Writing
enabled, the
Sky Writing Mode 2 & 3
j
Jump
m
Mark
m
j
m
Mark
m
Jump
j
m
Arc
m
Jump
j
44
Sky Writing Mode 3
see
By the
Sky Writing
command parameters you can
specify:
• the duration of these run-in motions
• the duration of these run-out motions
• the synchronization between scan motion and
laser control
Sky Writing
is available in the following modes:
•
Sky Writing Mode 1, page 160
•
Sky Writing Mode 2, page 161
•
Sky Writing Mode 3, page 162
Sky Writing
Mode 1
In
Sky Writing Mode
1, the RTC6 PCIe Board
performs the following
Sky Writing
Mark Command
– regardless of previous or
subsequent commands:
• In the run-in phase, the vector/arc is preceded by
a "forerun" movement performed by the
galvanometer scanners at mark speed, see
Figure
44: the galvanometer scanners are driven
a short distance parallel to the vector (or along
the arc extension), initially from the startpoint in
the opposing direction, then back to the
startpoint.
• After the vector/arc has been processed at
mark speed, it is gets a short deceleration and
retrace movement of the galvanometer scanners
(at mark speed) appended in the run-out phase.
Sky Writing Mode 1
can be switched on/off by:
•
set_sky_writing
•
set_sky_writing_list
•
set_sky_writing_para
•
set_sky_writing_para_list
motions for each
160
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