ZF-D200 Series Machine Tool Servo Systems
The machine tool servo system is the core component of a CNC machine tool, responsible for accurately controlling the position, speed, and acceleration of the moving parts of the machine tool, ensuring machining accuracy and efficiency.
1. Core Components
- Servo Motor
Type: Permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM) or induction motor (IM), with high torque density and fast response characteristics;
Function: Convert electrical energy into mechanical energy to drive the moving parts of the machine tool.
Driver
Type: Vector control driver or direct torque control driver;
Function: Convert the command signals of the numerical control system (CNC) into motor drive signals, and adjust the current, voltage, and frequency.
Feedback Device
Type: photoelectric encoder, magnetic encoder or rotary transformer;
Function: Real time monitoring of motor position, speed, and angle to form closed-loop feedback.
Controller
Type: Based on PLC or dedicated motion control chip;
Function: Execute motion trajectory planning, interpolation algorithms, and dynamic compensation, coordinate multi axis collaborative motion.
2. Key Features
- Position control: Ensure that the tool or workpiece is accurately moved to the designated position;
Speed control: Maintain a constant cutting speed and optimize the quality of the machined surface;
Acceleration control: Quickly respond to motion commands and shorten machining cycles.
3. Applications
- Metal Cutting Machine Tool
Lathe: Control spindle speed and feed rate to achieve precision turning;
Milling machine: Multi axis linkage machining of complex surfaces, such as turbine blades and molds;
Grinding machine: high-precision grinding wheel dressing and workpiece grinding, surface roughness Ra ≤ 0.1 μ m.
Metal Forming Machine Tool
Punching machine: High speed stamping, capable of punching over 1000 times per minute;
Laser cutting machine: Control the movement trajectory of the cutting head to achieve complex shape cutting.
Special Processing Machine Tool
Electric discharge machining (EDM): controls the relative motion between electrodes and workpieces, and processes materials such as hard alloys and ceramics;
Water jet cutting machine: drives high-pressure water jet cutting head to achieve heat free zone processing.



