The Application of the Initial Graphics Exchange Specifications (Iges) in Cad/Cam Communication
M. W. Park, Benjamin Davies
Abstract
M. W. Park, Benjamin Davies
Abstract
This paper describes the Initial Graphics Exchange Specification (IGES) which is used for the transfer of a product model between CAD systems or between CAD systems and Computer Aided Manufacture. The use of IGES to link a CAD system to a process planning system for non-rotatonal parts which includes a COMPACT II NC package is then described. This work is a step towards the automatic generation of NC data from design data.
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This paper describes the Initial Graphics Exchange Specification (IGES) which is used for the transfer of a product model between CAD systems or between CAD systems and Computer Aided Manufacture. The use of IGES to link a CAD system to a process planning system for non-rotatonal parts which includes a COMPACT II NC package is then described. This work is a step towards the automatic generation of NC data from design data.
Key concepts: CAD, Graphics, Computer science, Computer Aided Design, Engineering drawing, Data exchange, Computer-aided manufacturing, Process (computing)