This paper explores the optimization of precision laser microprocessing machines to achieve maximum throughput without compromising part quality. It examines key factors in machine design and control, emphasizing structural stiffness, control system bandwidth, and error budget management. By reducing unobservable errors and improving dynamic tracking capabilities, machine performance is enhanced. The paper also highlights the importance of selecting capable control products and integrating sound mechanical design principles to boost production speed while maintaining high precision.
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