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Figure 2.21-Direct numerical Controller
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Chapter 3-Projections and Views

diagram of a controller station, and figure 2-21 shows the tool path into codes that the computer on the a controller. machine  can  understand. The system that makes all this possible is known as computer-aided  design/computer-aided  manufacturing (CAD/CAM). There are several CAD/CAM software programs and they are constantly being upgraded and made more user friendly. To state it simply, CAD is used to draw the part and to define the tool path, and CAM is used to convert We want to emphasize that this is a brief overview of CNC. It is a complicated subject and many books have been written about it. Before you can work with CNC,  you  will  need  both  formal  and  on-the-job training. This training will become more available as the Navy expands its use of CNC. 2-13

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