plcopen motion control an introduction

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PLCopen Motion Control

an introduction

Check the notes in the notes view

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PLCopen Motion Control:

The software problem

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Percentage of Software development costs in production systems (source: McKinsey)

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

1970 1980 1990 2000

Mechanic Electric Software

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Managing Complexity

100 – 10,000 – 1mio – 100mio Lines of Code

Exponentially increasing complexity

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Why Structured Software Development ?

Software = key to system quality: errors cost money

Increased requirements: 100 lines of codes now 10,000 lines or even 100,000

Not a one-man job - but a team with different know how and background

Commissioning, Installation, Maintenance, and Improvements essential phases

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Modern Software Development Process Defined in several clearly separated phases - project

definition

Top-down approach

Multiple disciplines involved

Multiple people involved

Different backgrounds

Based on Functional Requirements

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Decompositionwith

SequentialFunction

ChartSFC

N Initialisation S1

N FillingS2

N HeatingS3

N FermentingS4

N HarvestingS5

N CleaningS6

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Bottom-up after top-down

Top-

down

Bottom

up

First decompose – then fill it in

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Abstraction via Function Blocks

MC_MoveAbsoluteAXIS_REF Axis Axis AXIS_REF

BOOL Execute DoneBOOL

REAL PositionBOOLREA

LVelocity CommandAborted

WORDREAL Acceleration

BOOL

REAL DecelerationREAL Jerk

MC_DIRECTION Direction

ErrorErrorID

ContinuousUpdate

BufferMode

BusyActive

BOOL

MC_BUFFER_MODE

BOOL

BOOL

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Axis_Ref as Var_In_Out

FBAxis1

Axis_RefStructure

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Abstraction / HW Independence via Function Blocks

Software View

InputsName

Outputs

Hardware View

I/F Intelligent Drive Motor

E

Drive Motor

E

PWM

I/F

Encapsulation / Information Hiding

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Abstraction with one FB

FBAxis1

Axis_RefStructure

I/F

TaskManager

DriveConver-sion

Time or event driven

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and with 2 FBs

FB1Axis1

Axis_RefStructure

I/F Drive

TaskManager

Conver-sion

Time or event driven

FB2

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Mechatronic solutions

Mechanical solution.

Control solution

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Status PLCopen Motion Control Part 1 – Function Blocks for Motion Control Part 2 – Extensions Part 3 – User Guidelines Part 4 – Coordinated Motion Part 5 – Homing procedures Part 6 – Fluid Power (hydraulics) Around 30 companies certified with over

40 products (check website for full list)

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Administrative Motion

SingleAxis

MultipleAxes

SingleAxis

MultipleAxes

Non-InterpolatedMoveAbsoluteMoveRelativeMoveSuperImposedMoveContinuousMoveVelocityHomeStop

PowerClearPendingActionsReadStatusReadAxisErrorReadParameterWriteParameterReadActualPosition

PositionProfileVelocityProfileAccelerationProfile

CamTableSelect CamInCamOutGearInGearOut

Part 1 – MC FBs

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SingleAxis

MultipleAxes

SingleAxis

MultipleAxes

TorqueControlDigitalCamSwitch

TouchProbeAbortTriggerReadDigitalInputReadDigitalOutputWriteDigitalOutputSetPositionSetOverride

GearInPos

ReadActualVelocityReadActualTorque

Part 2 - Extensions

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GroupHome GroupStop GroupHalt GroupInterrupt GroupContinue MoveLinearAbsoluteMoveLinearRelative

AddAxisToGroup/ RemoveAxisFromGroup UngroupAllAxes GroupReadConfiguration GroupEnable / GroupDisableSetKin/Cartesian/CoordinateTransform

MoveCircularAbsolute MoveCircularRelative MoveDirectAbsolute

SyncAxisToGroup SyncGroupToAxis TrackConveyorBelt TrackRotaryTable

ReadKin/Cartesian/CoordinateTransform

GroupSetOverride

GroupSetPosition / GroupResetGroupReadActualPosition/Vel/Acc GroupReadStatus/ReadError

SetDynCoordTransform MoveDirectRelative MovePath

Administrative MotionPart 4 – MC FBs

PathSelect

Coordinated Coordinated Synchronized

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SingleAxis

MultipleAxes

SingleAxis

MultipleAxes

LoadControlLoadSuperimposed

LimitLoadLimitMotion

LoadProfile

Part 6 – Fluid Power

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Part 5 – Homing ProceduresHoming Procedures

HomeAbsoluteSwitch, HomeLimitSwitch, HomeBlock, HomeReferencePulse,

HomeReferencePulseSet, HomeDistanceCoded, HomeDirect, HomeAbsolute

Homing Step Function Blocks FBs: MC_StepAbsoluteSwitch, MC_StepLimitSwitch, MC_StepBlock,

MC_StepReferencePulse, MC_StepDistanceCoded

Finalizing: MC_HomeDirect, MC_HomeAbsolute, MC_FinishHoming

Homing on-the-fly: MC_StepReferenceFlyingSwitch,

MC_StepReferenceFlyingRefPulse, MC_AbortPassiveHoming

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Part 3 – User GuidelinesShows examples for ease-of-use

Shows user-derived Function Blocks

Shows higher level encapsulation (e.g. Winding)

Stresses the creation of own FB libraries

Uses FBD, LD, and ST

82 pages in total

Not a training guideline

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Example – Multiple FBs on 1 axis - LD

MoveVelocity

Execute

Velocity

FB1 FB2

K

10

MoveVelocity

Execute

Velocity 20

L MInVel.

Axis Axis

FB3MoveVelocity

Execute

Velocity

Axis

InVelocity InVelocity InVelocity

0

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Timing Diagram

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Example – Multiple FBs on 1 axis - FBD

FB2 FB3

20

L

0

FB1

MC_MoveVelocity

K Execute

Velocity InVelocity10 AND

MC_MoveVelocity

Execute

MC_MoveVelocity

Execute

AxisAxisAxis

InVelocity InVelocityVelocity Velocity

M

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Example with SFCK = true

InVelocity = TRUE

L = TRUE

M = TRUE

K, L, M are Boolean Variables

V:= 10; E := TRUE;

E := FALSE;

E := FALSE;

E := FALSE;

V:= 20; E := TRUE;

V:= 0; E := TRUE;

InVelocity = TRUE

InVelocity =TRUE

E

V

Y

Axis X

MC_MoveVelocity

Velocity

Execute InVelocity

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Example - GearInMC_GearIn

AXIS_REF Master Master AXIS_REF

BOOL Execute InGear BOOL

BOOLINT RatioNumerator CommandAborted

WORDUINT RatioDenominator

BOOL

REAL AccelerationError

ErrorID

SlaveSlaveAXIS_REF AXIS_REF

REAL DecelerationREAL Jerk

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GearIn

SecondFirst

MyMaster

GearIn

MySlave Slave

Deceleration ErrorID

100

Master

Ratio

Acceleration

InGear

Error

Jerk1

100

1

100

2

100

1

CommandAborted

Execute

GearIn

Slave

Deceleration ErrorID

Master

Ratio

Acceleration

InGear

Error

Jerk

CommandAborted

Execute

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First.Execute

MySlave.Velocity

First.InGear

RatioReached

1

1

0

0

Second.Execute

Second.InGear

RatioReached

1

1

0

0

t

t

t

t

t

GearIn

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Start-up procedure

Is independent of the architecture

Consists of 3 commands:

MC_Power

MC_Home

MC_Move…..

To make any axis move.

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Start-up procedure

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Error Handling

Error - Rising edge – error during execution of the FB

ErrorID - Error identification

MoveAbsolute

AXIS_REFAxis Axis AXIS_REF

BOOL Execute Done BOOLREAL Position BOOLREAL Velocity

CommandAborted

WORD

REAL AccelerationBOOLREAL Deceleration

REAL JerkMC_Direction Direction

ErrorErrorID

BufferModeMC_BufferMode

BOOLBusyBOOLActive

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Part 4 – Coordinated Motion

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Synchronized Motion items

SyncAxisToGroup

SyncGroupToAxis

TrackConveyorBelt

TrackRotaryTable

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Synchronization of single axis to an axes group

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Synchronization of an axes group to a single axis MC_PathGearInMaster for press application

Axis

Execute

Axis

Done

MC_MoveAbsolute

Press Motion(Single Axis Motion)

Position

Velocity Active

CommandAborted

Jerk

Direction

Busy

Buffermode

Acceleration

Deceleration Error

ErrorID

AxisGroup

MasterAxis

AxisGroup

MasterAxisMC_PathGearInMaster

Robot Motion(Axis Group Motion)

Execute

RatioNumerator

Active

CommandAborted

Jerk

RatioDenominator

InGear

CoordSystem

Acceleration

Deceleration Error

ErrorID

Buffermode

Busy

Robot1 Robot2

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Tracking

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Encapsulation

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Labelling

Conveyor

LabelDriveProduct Detection

Product

Label

Sensor distance

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The labelling program

Conveyor

LabelDrive

Axis

Execute

Axis

InVelocity

MC_MoveVelocity

MC_MoveVelocity

Velocity Active

CommandAborted

Jerk

Direction

Busy

Buffermode

Acceleration

Deceleration Error

ErrorID

Product Detection

TONINPT

QET

Velocity

Start

SensorDistanceDIV

Axis

Execute

Axis

Done

MC_MoveRelative

MC_MoveRelative

Position

Velocity Active

CommandAborted

Jerk

Direction

Busy

Buffermode

Acceleration

Deceleration Error

ErrorID

LabelLength

Delay

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Possible improvements

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Warehousing Example

Axis_X

Axi

s_Y

Axis_Z

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Axis

Execute

Axis

Done

MC_MoveAbsolute

MoveToPalletX

Position

Velocity Active

CommandAborted

Jerk

Direction

Busy

Buffermode

Acceleration

Deceleration Error

ErrorID

Axis

Execute

Axis

Done

MC_MoveAbsolute

MoveToPalletY

Position

Velocity Active

CommandAborted

Jerk

Direction

Busy

Buffermode

Acceleration

Deceleration Error

ErrorID

AND

Axis_X

Axis_Y

Axis_Z

Start 1000.0

Pos_X40.0

Axis

Execute

Axis

Done

MC_MoveRelative

ForkInPallet

Position

Velocity Active

CommandAborted

Jerk

Direction

Busy

Buffermode

Acceleration

Deceleration Error

ErrorID

20.0

Pos_Y40.0

Application Program (1/2)

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Axis

Execute

Axis

Done

MC_MoveRelative

ForkLift

Position

Velocity Active

CommandAborted

Jerk

Direction

Busy

Buffermode

Acceleration

Deceleration Error

ErrorID

Axis_Y

100.0

Axis

Execute

Axis

Done

MC_MoveAbsolute

ForkOutWithPallet

Position

Velocity Active

CommandAborted

Jerk

Direction

Busy

Buffermode

Acceleration

Deceleration Error

ErrorID

Axis_Z

0.0

Axis_X AND Finished

0.0

0.0

10.0 20.0

40.0

Axis

Execute

Axis

Done

MC_MoveAbsolute

MoveToDeliveryX

PositionVelocity Active

CommandAborted

Jerk

Direction

Busy

Buffermode

Acceleration

Deceleration Error

ErrorID

40.0

Axis_Y Axis

Execute

Axis

Done

MC_MoveAbsolute

MoveToDeliveryY

PositionVelocity Active

CommandAborted

Jerk

Direction

Busy

Buffermode

Acceleration

Deceleration Error

ErrorID

Application Program (2/2)

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Alt. Application Program

XYZLifterStart

Pos_X, Pos_Y, 020.040.0

AxisGroup

Execute

AxisGroup

Done

MC_MoveLinearAbsolute

MoveToPallet

Positions

Velocity Active

CommandAborted

Busy

Error

ErrorID

AxisGroup

Execute

AxisGroup

Done

MC_MoveLinearRelative

ForkInPallet

Positions

Velocity Active

CommandAborted

Busy

Error

ErrorID

0, 0, 100020.0

AxisGroup

Execute

AxisGroup

Done


LiftPallet

Positions

Velocity Active

CommandAborted

TransitionParameter

Busy

BufferMode

TransitionMode Error

ErrorID

0, 100, 0

20.0

AxisGroup

Execute

AxisGroup

Done


ForkOutWithPallet

Positions

Velocity Active

CommandAborted

Busy

Error

ErrorID

0, 0, -1000 0, 0, 040.0

AxisGroup

Execute

AxisGroup

Done

MC_MoveLinearAbsolute

MoveToDelivery

Positions

Velocity Active

CommandAborted

Busy

Error

ErrorID

Finished

TransitionParameter

BufferMode

TransitionMode

TransitionParameter

BufferMode

TransitionMode

TransitionParameter

BufferMode

TransitionMode

TransitionParameter

BufferMode

TransitionMode

AbortingTMNone

BlendingNextTMCornerDistance

100

AbortingTMNone

BlendingNextTMCornerDistance

100

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Encapsulation: Winding / Unwinding

rtorquetension

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Dancer Control

LOAD CELL

M

M

DANCER

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Graphical representation of FB

PS_Wind_csv AXIS_REF Axis Axis AXIS_REF

BOOL Enable Busy BOOL REAL Velocity InVelocity BOOL REAL SpoolRadius Error BOOL

PS_Direction Direction ErrorID WORD REAL Min_S_Radius REAL Max_S_Radius REAL Acceleration REAL Deceleration REAL Jerk

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UDFB for Winding (csv)

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PLCopen Motion Control

A suite of specificationsA suite of implementations

A suite of suppliersA very fast growing suite of users

A suite of advantages

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PLCopenCombining Logic, Motion and Safety

Providing Structuring, Decomposition, Reuse and less training

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Not-for-profit organization

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Office in Japan

Main Office in Europe

Office in North America Office in China

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