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Development of Small-sized CK6130 NC Lathe

Lixin Zhang

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With ordinary PC as the host for micro-computer NC system , using pulse width-modulating circuit and smooth division circuit for the driving power supply for step motor, and a rebuilt old ordinary lathe added with signal-receiving 4-station electric tool post as the main lathe body itself, people have realized multi- function and low-cost automation for the lathe.

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With ordinary PC as the host for micro-computer NC system , using pulse width-modulating circuit and smooth division circuit for the driving power supply for step motor, and a rebuilt old ordinary lathe added with signal-receiving 4-station electric tool post as the main lathe body itself, people have realized multi- function and low-cost automation for the lathe.

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With ordinary PC as the host for micro-computer NC system , using pulse width-modulating circuit and smooth division circuit for the driving power supply for step motor, and a rebuilt old ordinary lathe added with signal-receiving 4-station electric tool post as the main lathe body itself, people have realized multi- function and low-cost automation for the lathe.

Key concepts: Automation, Division (mathematics), Engineering, SIGNAL (programming language), Power (physics), Pulse-width modulation, Electrical engineering, Function (biology)

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