COURSE

SMMG5120

Computerized Numerical Control Technology

Systems Hub / Smart Manufacturing · 3 Credits

This course provides an in-depth exploration of the principles and applications of Computerized Numerical Control (CNC) technology, focusing on the fundamental concepts and mechanisms of numerically controlled machines. Key topics include the essential components of numerical control, such as interpreters, interpolators, acceleration and deceleration control, and position control systems, along with advancements in deep learning-enabled CNC technology. The course also examines the characteristics and industrial applications of various CNC controllers. The material is applicable to a diverse range of motion control equipment, including multi-axis machine tools, industrial robots, 3D printers, laser processing machines, and lithography systems. This course is ideal for students seeking to understand the foundational theories and practical applications of motion control and CNC systems in an industrial context.