unit 5 Absolute vs Incremental,Interpolators

Remembering: What is Absolute programming in CNC Machines?

• A type of programming that is used for 2D cutting
• A type of programming that is used for 3D cutting
• A type of programming that uses absolute position as a reference for motion
• A type of programming that uses relative position as a reference for motion

Remembering: What is Incremental programming in CNC Machines?

• A type of programming that is used for 2D cutting
• A type of programming that is used for 3D cutting
• A type of programming that uses absolute position as a reference for motion
• A type of programming that uses relative position as a reference for motion

Remembering: What is the difference between Absolute and Incremental programming in CNC machines?

• Absolute programming uses absolute position as a reference while Incremental programming uses relative position as a reference
• Absolute programming uses relative position as a reference while Incremental programming uses absolute position as a reference
• Absolute programming uses both absolute and relative position as a reference
• Incremental programming uses both absolute and relative position as a reference

Understanding: What are the advantages of using Absolute programming in CNC Machines?

• It is easier to program and understand
• It provides higher accuracy
• It provides greater control over the motion of the machine tool
• It is faster than incremental programming

Understanding: What are the advantages of using Incremental programming in CNC Machines?

• It is easier to program and understand
• It provides higher accuracy
• It provides greater control over the motion of the machine tool
• It is faster than absolute programming

Remembering: What are Interpolators in CNC Programming?

• A type of tool used in CNC Machining
• A software used to control CNC Machines
• A method of generating the path of the cutting tool in CNC Machining
• A method of measuring the distance traveled by a tool in CNC Machining

Understanding: What is the purpose of Interpolators in CNC Programming?

• To measure the speed of the cutting tool
• To control the movement of the cutting tool
• To determine the cutting depth
• To generate the path of the cutting tool

Applying: How does Interpolators work in CNC Programming?

• By measuring the distance traveled by the tool
• By controlling the speed of the cutting tool
• By generating the path of the cutting tool based on the coordinates and motion data
• By determining the cutting depth

Analyzing: What are the types of Interpolators used in CNC Programming?

• Linear Interpolator and Circular Interpolator
• Circular Interpolator and Square Interpolator
• Linear Interpolator and Square Interpolator
• Linear Interpolator and Elliptical Interpolator

Evaluating: What are the advantages of using Interpolators in CNC Programming?

• Improved accuracy and increased speed of machining
• Increased speed of machining and reduced tool wear
• Improved accuracy and reduced tool wear
• Increased speed of machining and improved surface finish