12 Functional Descriptions 06.93
12.16.3 Installation
Figure 5 Compensation time constant too small
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If the value for the compensation time constant chosen for the circularity test is too high, we
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that the optimum compensating amplitude has been found), but that after the quadrant
transition point the radius deviation is less that the programmed radius (see Figure 6).
Figure 6 Compensation time constant too large
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If it is not possible to find a uniform compensation time constant for the various radii and
velocities, the average value of the derived time constants is used.
If it has been possible to achieve a good result with these time constants and the constant
compensating amplitude across the whole working range, i.e. for all required radii and
velocities and for positioning, characteristic adaptation (MD 1804*, bit 7) is no longer needed.
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