MCQ - Mechanical TNPSC JTO
JTO - 534 - Advanced Computer Numerical Control - 534 - Unit X 4th Axis on VMC
What does the term continuous rotary motion refer to in 5-axis CNC?
Which axis configuration is used for full 5-axis machining?
In CNC simulation, rotary axis collision detection is important for:
A tilting rotary table in VMC is used to simulate which axis?
The rotary axis enables which type of machining without reclamping?
Which type of indexer provides the highest precision and is typically used in CNC automation?
An indexer helps eliminate which of the following during multi-face machining?
An indexer can be integrated with CNC programs using which commands?
What is a common application of indexing in CNC milling?
In a 4-axis machine, an indexer typically controls which axis?
What is the key advantage of continuous 4-axis machining over step-wise?
Which of the following components is essential for enabling 4th axis machining?
In 4-axis CNC machining, the program must include rotary commands for the A-axis such as:
Which machine setup supports full continuous 4-axis machining?
When performing 4-axis indexing operation, which code is commonly used to rotate and stop the axis?
Which component is commonly used to physically align the rotary axis parallel to the X-axis?
Referencing the rotary axis in CNC software is typically done using:
On a CNC controller, what should be confirmed after referencing the A-axis?
What happens if the 4th axis is not referenced properly before machining?