CN215034511U - Laser marking device - Google Patents
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The utility model discloses a radium-shine mark device of beating. The laser marking device comprises a motor, a laser source, an optical element and a controller. The motor is used for driving the workpiece to rotate. The galvanometer of the optical element is moved in a first direction and a second direction to transmit the laser beam. The controller is used for: receiving a marking drawing file and a workpiece drawing file; generating mapping information according to the marking drawing file and the workpiece drawing file; making the distance between the reference position of the optical element and the processing surface of the workpiece equal to a preset distance; calculating a second speed of the workpiece based on the prescribed path and the first speed of the optical element; and calculating the closing time information of the laser source according to the mapping information, the first speed and the second speed. The optical element executes a marking program according to the opening and closing time information.
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Technical Field
The present invention relates to a laser marking device, and more particularly, to a laser marking device capable of continuously and uninterruptedly processing a workpiece with a large contour shape change.
Background
In the conventional technical field, when a laser marking device is used to perform a marking process on a workpiece with a greatly changed contour, a complicated mechanism is often required, or the marking process can be completed through multiple complicated processes. It is generally necessary to provide a galvanometer mirror having a high dimensional moving capability or to drive a workpiece to move in multiple dimensions, thereby increasing the production cost. Alternatively, some of the prior art needs to provide multiple processes to complete a single workpiece, which also causes difficulties in the production process and reduces the efficiency of workpiece processing.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
This novel creation provides a radium-shine mark device, can reach the incessant processing demand in succession of arbitrary shape work piece.
This novel radium-shine mark of creation device includes motor, radium-shine source, optical element and controller. The motor is used for driving the workpiece to rotate according to the rotating shaft. The laser source transmits a laser beam. The optical element is coupled with the laser source. The optical element has a galvanometer to move in a first direction and a second direction to deliver the laser beam to the workpiece. The controller is coupled to the motor, the optical element and the laser source. The controller is used for: receiving a marking drawing file and a workpiece drawing file; the marking drawing file corresponds to the workpiece drawing file to generate mapping information; based on the mapping information, making the distance between the reference position of the optical element and the processing surface of the workpiece equal to a preset distance; in the marking program, a planned path is calculated according to a marking drawing file, and a second speed of the workpiece is calculated according to the planned path and the first speed of the optical element; and calculating the on-off time information of the laser source according to the mapping information, the first speed and the second speed. The optical element executes a marking program according to the opening and closing time information.
Based on the aforesaid, this novel creation embodiment sees through the mirror that shakes on the optical element and in the ascending removal of equidirectional, and the cooperation motor is rotatory in order to drive the work piece, carries out radium-shine mark action to the work piece. Based on the distance of maintaining the machined surface of a reference position and work piece on the optical element, this novel radium-shine mark device of creating can be effectual carry out continuous incessant radium-shine mark action to the work piece that can have arbitrary shape, reduces the complexity of radium-shine mark action to the required time of mark action is beaten in the saving.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic view of a laser marking apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram illustrating a generation manner of mapping information between a marking drawing and a workpiece drawing according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 3A to 3C are schematic diagrams illustrating a positional relationship between a surface of a workpiece and a reference position of an optical element in a marking process according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram illustrating a scanning operation of an optical device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 5A and 5B are schematic diagrams illustrating the operation of the laser marking device performing the marking process through the two-dimensional galvanometer according to the embodiment of the present disclosure.
Fig. 6A to 6D are schematic diagrams illustrating an operation flow of a laser marking process according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 7A and 7B are schematic diagrams respectively illustrating an operation of a laser marking device executing a marking process through a three-dimensional galvanometer according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Fig. 8 is a flowchart illustrating a method for controlling laser marking according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Description of the symbols:
100. 710, 720: laser marking device
110: electric machine
120: laser source
130. 530, 711, 721: optical element
140. GV1, GV2, GV3, GV 4: vibrating mirror
150: controller
160. 560, 660: workpiece
500: laser marking device
712: beam expanding zoom lens
722: focusing mirror
D1-D3: depth information
DIR: direction of rotation
DIR 1: first axial direction
DIR 2: second axial direction
DLA: dotted line part
H: height
L: length of
L1-L3: length information
LB, LBA: laser beam
MAF: mapping information
MF1, 620: marking drawing file
MV1, MV 2: move
N1: normal vector
NSL: number of vertical scan lines
O: reference point
OB1 to OB3, 410: marking pattern
REFP: reference position
REP1, REP 2: reference line
S810 to S880: steps of the control method
SC1, SC 2: scanning
SLA: solid line part
Va: second speed
Vg: first speed
WSFs 1, 610: workpiece drawing file
Detailed Description
The present invention will be described in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Referring to fig. 1, fig. 1 is a schematic view illustrating a laser marking apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention. Laser marking apparatus 100 includes a motor 110, a laser source 120, optical elements 130, and a controller 150. The motor 110 is coupled to the workpiece 160. The motor 110 is used to drive the workpiece 160 to rotate according to the rotation axis. The laser source 120 is used to send a laser beam LBA. The optical element 130 is coupled to the laser source 120. The optical element 130 has a galvanometer 140 for transmitting the laser beam LB to the surface of the workpiece 160 and performing a laser marking (engraving) process on the surface of the workpiece 160. In this embodiment, the controller 150 controls the optical element 130 to move (e.g., rotate) the galvanometer 140, so that the laser beam LB moves in a first direction and a second direction to perform a two-dimensional scanning operation on the workpiece 160 to perform a marking process. The first direction and the second direction may be orthogonal to each other.
In the present embodiment, the shape of the workpiece 160 is not limited to be fixed. That is, the workpiece 160 may be a shaped workpiece, i.e., the outer contour of the workpiece may be any shape. The laser beam LB is moved in a two-dimensional space through the optical element 130, and the laser marking apparatus 100 executes a three-dimensional marking program on the workpiece 160 in cooperation with the rotation of the workpiece 160 driven by the motor 110.
In another aspect, the controller 150 is coupled to the motor 110, the optical element 130, and the laser source 120. The controller 150 is used for controlling the motor 110, the optical element 130 and the laser source 120 to perform the marking process. In action detail, controller 150 may receive marking map MF1 and workpiece map WSF 1. Among them, one or more marking patterns and information of the distance between the marking patterns are recorded in the marking map MF 1. The workpiece drawing WSF1 may record information about the mechanism, such as the shape of the workpiece 160. In one example, the marking map file MF1 and the workpiece map file WSF1 may be 2-dimensional map files or 3-dimensional map files.
The controller 150 may calculate, with the second reference point O as an origin, a coordinate of the marking pattern OB1 in the contour extending direction of the workpiece 160 as length information L1 and a depth coordinate of the marking pattern OB1 as depth information D1 according to the corresponding relationship between the plurality of characteristic positions of the marking patterns OB1 to OB3 in the marking map MF1 and the position of the second reference point O; the coordinates of the marking pattern OB2 in the contour extending direction of the workpiece 160 are length information L2, and the depth coordinates of the marking pattern OB2 are depth information D2; the coordinate of the marking pattern OB3 in the contour extending direction of the workpiece 160 is length information L3, and the depth coordinate of the marking pattern OB3 is depth information D3, and thereby mapping information MAF is generated.
Of course, the recording of the three marking patterns OB1 to OB3 in the marking map file MF1 is merely an illustrative example. In other embodiments of the present invention, the number of the marking patterns recorded in the marking map file may be one or more, without fixed limitation.
Referring to fig. 1 again, the controller 150 maintains the distance between the reference position REFP of the optical element 130 and a processing surface of the workpiece 160 to be a predetermined distance based on the mapping information MAF. Reference is now made to fig. 1 and fig. 3A to 3C, wherein fig. 3A to 3C are schematic diagrams illustrating a positional relationship between a surface of a workpiece and a reference position of an optical element in a marking process according to an embodiment of the present invention. In the marking process, the workpiece 160 can rotate around the rotation axis CT, and the surface of the workpiece 160 receiving the laser beam LB changes in position if the workpiece 160 is a special-shaped workpiece. In this embodiment, the controller 150 may drive the optical element 130 to perform a position adjustment, and the distance between the reference position REFP on the optical element 130 and the surface of the workpiece 160 receiving the laser beam LB is constant.
In the present embodiment, the reference position REFP may be a position of the light exit of the optical element 130 emitting the outgoing light beam LB.
To explain in detail, in fig. 3A, the rotation axis CT is set on the reference line REP2, and the reference position REFP of the optical element 130 is set on the reference line REP1, wherein the distance between the reference position REFP and the processing surface of the workpiece 160 can be generated according to the focal distance of the laser beam LB provided by the optical element 130.
In fig. 3B, when the workpiece 160 is rotated, the vertical distance between the processing surface of the workpiece 160 and the reference line REP1 is shortened. At this time, in order to maintain the energy of the laser beam LB transmitted to the processing surface of the workpiece 160 constant, the controller 150 of the present embodiment drives the optical element 130 to move backward (away from the reference line RFP2), and maintains the distance between the reference position REFP and the processing surface of the workpiece 160 constant.
In fig. 3C, as the workpiece 160 continues to rotate, the perpendicular distance between the processing surface of the workpiece 160 and the reference line REP1 is lengthened. At this time, also for maintaining the energy of the laser beam LB transmitted on the processing surface of the workpiece 160 constant, the controller 150 of the present embodiment drives the optical element 130 to advance (close to the reference line RFP2) and maintains the distance between the reference position REFP and the processing surface of the workpiece 160 constant.
In the present embodiment, the dynamic adjustment of the optical element 130 can substantially prevent the energy of the laser beam LB transmitted to the processing surface of the workpiece 160 from being changed, thereby effectively maintaining the uniformity of the laser marking quality.
Referring back to fig. 1, the controller 150 is in the marking process and can calculate a planned path according to the marking map MF 1. The controller 150 also calculates a second velocity of the workpiece 160 based on the prescribed path and the first velocity of the optical element 130. Fig. 1 and fig. 4 are simultaneously referred to herein, wherein fig. 4 is a schematic diagram illustrating a scanning operation of an optical element according to an embodiment of the present invention. The optical element 130 can scan the processing surface of the workpiece 160, wherein the optical element 130 moves along the first axial direction DIR1 according to the first speed Vg, and the workpiece moves along the second axial direction DIR2 according to the second speed Va to perform a scanning action. With the marking pattern 410 on the work surface being scanned having a length L and a height H, the second speed Va is L/tgalvo, where tgalvo is the scan time of the work surface 410. And tgalvo ═ H × NSL/Vg + scan delay time. Wherein NSL is the number of vertical scan lines, and the scan delay time can be set by the designer. This novel creation is set for scanning delay time's main objective for reducing servo between first speed Vg and the second speed Va lags behind to promote the accuracy of beating the mark.
According to the above description, after the controller 150 sets the moving speed (first speed Vg) of the optical element 130 along the first axis DIR1, the moving speed (second speed Va) of the workpiece along the second axis DIR2, that is, the moving speed of the workpiece 160, can be calculated by applying the above formula.
Incidentally, the first velocity Vg and the second velocity Va in the present embodiment may be a sum of a plurality of vectors. Also, the controller 150 may control the first speed Vg to maintain a value equal to a preset speed value in the marking program.
It should be noted that in the illustration of fig. 4, each vertical scan line may include a dashed line portion DLA and a solid line portion SLA. During the marking process, the controller 150 may enable the laser source 120 to turn off the transmission of the laser beam LBA corresponding to the dashed line portion DLA, and the controller 150 may enable the laser source 120 to turn on the transmission of the laser beam LBA corresponding to the solid line portion SLA. That is, the controller 150 can calculate an on/off time of the laser source 120 according to the mapping information, the first speed Vg and the second speed Va, and accordingly control the on/off operation of the laser source 120.
As can be understood from the above description, the optical element 130 sends the laser beam LB to perform the marking process on the workpiece 160 according to the on/off time information provided by the controller 150.
It should be noted that, in order to maintain the quality of the marking process, the controller 150 of the present novel creation embodiment detects a relationship variation of the correspondence between the first speed Vg and the second speed Va. As can be readily understood from the above description, the first speed Vg and the second speed Va in the present embodiment of the invention need to maintain a fixed relationship. Therefore, the controller 150 can detect the change of the correspondence relationship between the first speed Vg and the second speed Va at any time. When the controller 150 detects that the variation of the relationship between the first speed Vg and the second speed Va is greater than a predetermined first threshold value, the controller 150 can adjust the first speed Vg (e.g., to the third speed) according to the mapping information of the variation of the relationship and the processing map MF1, and correspondingly adjust the second speed Va (e.g., to the fourth speed) and adjust the on/off time information of the laser source 120. In other embodiments of the present invention, the first speed Vg and the second speed Va may not need to be adjusted synchronously, and the controller 150 may adjust one of the first speed Vg and the second speed Va according to the relationship variation mapping information and the processing map MF1, or adjust both the first speed Vg and the second speed Va without a certain limitation.
On the other hand, when the variation of the relationship between the first speed Vg and the second speed Va is greater than a predetermined second threshold (where the second threshold is greater than the first threshold), which indicates that the variation of the relationship between the first speed Vg and the second speed Va has exceeded the controllable range, the controller 150 may generate a warning signal correspondingly and stop the marking process. The warning signal may be generated by light, sound, vibration, or any other means known to one of ordinary skill in the art without limitation.
In the embodiment, the first threshold and the second threshold can be set by an engineer according to actual requirements, limitations of a hardware machine, or any other factors, without fixed limitations.
Regarding the hardware architecture, the motor 110 may be any device that drives the workpiece 160 to move (rotate) according to the electrical signal. The controller 150 may be any type of processor circuit with computing capabilities, without fixed limitations.
Referring to fig. 5A and 5B, fig. 5A and 5B are schematic diagrams illustrating an operation of a laser marking device for performing a marking process through a two-dimensional galvanometer according to an embodiment of the present invention. In fig. 5A, at time t1, laser marking apparatus 500 may perform a marking procedure on a first machined surface of workpiece 560 in coordination with the rotation of workpiece 560 by passing optical element 530 through a first direction of movement MV1 and generating a laser beam LB that scans SC1 in a second direction. In fig. 5B, at another time t2, laser marking apparatus 500 may perform a marking procedure for a second machined surface of workpiece 560 in coordination with the rotation of workpiece 560 by passing optical element 530 through a first direction movement MV2 and generating a laser beam LB that scans SC2 in a second direction.
As can be seen from the above description, the optical element 530 of the present inventive embodiment only needs to be configured with a two-dimensional galvanometer, so as to effectively complete the three-dimensional marking procedure on the workpiece 560. With the motor controlling the workpiece 560 to move according to the rotation axis and the matching of the galvanometer, the surface to be processed of the workpiece 560 can be kept in the emitting direction of the laser beam of the optical element 530, and the other surface of the workpiece can be processed effectively, so as to achieve the effect of continuous and uninterrupted processing of any shape.
In addition, the focal length of the laser beam LB on the processing surface of the workpiece 560 can be maintained consistent through the movements MV1 and MV2 of the optical element 530 in the first direction, thereby effectively controlling the uniformity of the transmission of the laser beam LB to the processing surface and improving the quality of the printed label pattern.
Referring to fig. 6A to 6D, fig. 6A to 6D are schematic diagrams illustrating an operation flow of a laser marking program according to an embodiment of the present invention. First, in fig. 6A, a controller of a laser marking apparatus is caused to load a workpiece map file 610, wherein the workpiece map file 610 records contour information of a workpiece 660. In fig. 6B, the controller is loaded into a marking map file 620, where the marking map file 620 records marking patterns OB1 to OB3 and distance information composed of length information L1 to L3 and depth information D1 to D3. The controller may map the workpiece map file 610 and the marking map file 620 to generate a mapping (see fig. 6A). The details of the generation of the mapping information have been described in detail in the embodiment of fig. 2, and are not repeated herein.
In fig. 6C, the controller may execute the operation to determine the axial attitude direction according to the shape of the workpiece. For example, the attitude direction of the axial direction is determined according to the normal vector N1 of the plurality of processing surfaces of the workpiece, and the same incident state as that of the laser beam sent by the optical element can be maintained when the workpiece is rotated to different angles.
Next, in fig. 6D, the controller may calculate the processing paths of all galvanometers according to the marking map file 620; calculating the movement speeds (such as a first speed Vg and a second speed Va) in different axial directions; and determining the posture according to the object contour. The controller controls the laser source to send or close the laser beam at the correct position of the single scanning line, and the vibrating mirror in the optical element can be kept in a stable speed state for processing.
Details of the control of the first speed Vg and the second speed Va are described in detail in the embodiment of fig. 4, and are not described herein again.
According to the above description, the controller can effectively control the optical element, the motor and the laser source to perform a stable marking process on the workpiece. Moreover, the controller can monitor the relation change of the motion speeds in a plurality of different axial directions in real time, effectively correct the relation change in real time and maintain the normal execution of the marking program. Further, the controller may stop the marking process and send a warning signal when the relationship between the plurality of different axial motion speeds varies too much. Therefore, the workpiece and the laser marking device can be prevented from being damaged due to the failure of hardware. And the engineering personnel can also execute the maintenance action in real time to maintain the normal operation of the production line.
Referring to fig. 7A and 7B, fig. 7A and 7B are schematic diagrams illustrating an operation of a laser marking device for performing a marking process through a three-dimensional galvanometer according to an embodiment of the present invention. In fig. 7A, a laser marking apparatus 710 sets a beam expander zoom lens 712 (beam adjuster) to receive a laser beam LB from a laser source. The beam expander zoom lens 712 transmits the expanded laser beam LB to the optical element 711. The laser beam LB is transmitted to the processing surface of the workpiece by the reflection action of the galvanometers GV1, GV2 and the action of the beam optical element 713. In this embodiment, by moving beam expander zoom lens 712 in direction DIR, the focal length of laser beam LB may be adjusted and the energy delivered by laser beam LB to the work surface of the workpiece maintained. Wherein the direction DIR is the same as the transport direction of the laser beam LB.
In the present embodiment, the beam expanding zoom lens 712 may be disposed in the optical element 711 or may be disposed outside the optical element 711. The beam expanding zoom lens 712 may have a movement speed of a third speed. The laser marking device 710 can provide the laser beam LB moving in three-dimensional space at the first speed and the second speed of the galvanometers GV1 and GV2 along different directions in cooperation with the fifth speed of the beam expander zoom lens 712.
In fig. 7B, the laser marking device 720 sets a focusing mirror 722 (beam adjuster) to receive the laser beam LB from the laser source. The focusing mirror 722 and transmits the focused laser beam LB into the optical element 721. The laser beam LB is transmitted to the processing surface of the workpiece by the reflection action of the galvanometers GV3, GV4 and the action of the beam optical element 723. In the present embodiment, also by moving the focusing mirror 722 in the direction DIR (equivalent to the sending direction of the laser beam LB), the focal length of the laser beam LB can be adjusted and the energy of the laser beam LB transmitted to the processing surface of the workpiece can be maintained.
In the present embodiment, the focusing mirror 722 may be provided in the optical element 721 or may also be provided outside the optical element 721. The focusing mirror 722 may also have a moving speed of a sixth speed. The laser marking device 720 can also provide the laser beam LB moving in the three-dimensional space through the first speed and the second speed of the galvanometers GV1, GV2 in different directions, and the third speed of the focusing mirror 722.
As can be seen from the structures of the three-dimensional galvanometers shown in fig. 7A and 7B, the movement of the laser beam LB in the first direction and the second direction can be controlled by controlling the galvanometers GV 1-GV 4. By controlling the movements of the beam expanding zoom lens 712 and the focusing lens 722, the movement of the laser beam LB in the third direction can be controlled, and the laser beam LB can be caused to generate a three-dimensional movement effect. Therefore, the laser marking devices 710 and 720 of the present novel creation embodiment can execute the laser marking program for the workpiece with any shape of non-columnar structure, and achieve the effect of continuous and uninterrupted processing of any shape.
It should be noted that in the embodiments of fig. 7A and 7B, the controller in the laser marking apparatuses 710 and 720 is further configured to calculate a fifth speed (or a sixth speed) of the beam expanding zoom lens 712 (or the focusing lens 722) according to a sum of displacements of the laser beam LB in three directions in different dimensions in a unit time, and calculate on/off time information of the laser source according to the second speed and the fifth speed (or the sixth speed). In addition, in this embodiment, the controller is further configured to calculate a relationship variation between the second speed and the fifth speed (or the sixth speed), and when the relationship variation is greater than a preset first threshold value, determine whether to adjust the fifth speed to the seventh speed and determine whether to adjust the second speed to the eighth speed according to the relationship variation, the mapping information and the processing map file, so as to adjust the on-off time information of the laser source. In addition, the controller is further configured to generate an alarm signal and stop the marking process when the relationship variation is greater than a preset second threshold, wherein the second threshold is greater than the first threshold.
Referring to fig. 8, fig. 8 is a flowchart illustrating a method for controlling laser marking according to an embodiment of the present invention. In step S810, a motor is provided to drive the workpiece to rotate according to the rotation axis. In step S820, causing the laser source to transmit a laser beam; in step S830, the galvanometer of the optical element is moved in a first direction and a second direction to deliver the laser beam to the workpiece. In step S840, the marking map file and the workpiece map file are received, and in step S850, the marking map file and the workpiece map file are caused to correspond to generate mapping information. In step S860, the distance of the processing surface of the reference position workpiece of the optical element is made equal to a preset distance based on the mapping information. In step S870, in the marking program, a planned path is calculated from the marking map file, and a second speed of the workpiece is calculated from the planned path and the first speed of the optical element. In step S880, on-off time information of the laser source is calculated according to the mapping information, the first speed and the second speed. And, in step S890, the optical element is caused to execute the marking program based on the on-off time information.
The details of the operations of the above steps have been described in detail in the foregoing embodiments, and are not repeated herein.
To sum up, this novel radium-shine mark device of creating sees through the control mirror that shakes and provides the laser beam and can carry out two-dimentional or three-dimensional removal to the removal of collocation work piece can effectively accomplish the radium-shine marking program of the work piece of arbitrary shape. This novel radium-shine mark device of creating the embodiment can maintain the distance of laser beam emission position and the machined surface of work piece, effectively maintains the energy that the laser beam throws the machined surface to the work piece, promotes radium-shine quality of marking.
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1. A laser marking device, characterized in that includes:
a motor for driving a workpiece to rotate according to a rotation axis;
a laser source for emitting a laser beam;
an optical element coupled to the laser source and having a galvanometer for moving along a first direction and a second direction to transmit the laser beam to the workpiece; and
a controller coupled to the motor, the optical element and the laser source, the controller being configured to:
receiving a marking drawing file and a workpiece drawing file;
making the marking drawing file correspond to the workpiece drawing file to generate mapping information;
based on the mapping information, enabling the distance between a reference position of the optical element and a processing surface of the workpiece to be equal to a preset distance;
in a marking procedure, calculating a planned path according to the marking pattern file, and calculating a second speed of the workpiece according to the planned path and a first speed of the optical element; and
calculating the on-off time information of the laser source according to the mapping information, the first speed and the second speed,
wherein, the optical element executes the marking program according to the opening and closing time information.
2. The laser marking apparatus of claim 1, wherein the marking map file records at least one marking pattern and distance information between the at least one marking pattern, the controller further configured to:
setting a first reference point in the marking drawing file, setting a second reference point in the workpiece drawing file, and calculating a first position corresponding relation between the first reference point and the second reference point;
according to a plurality of characteristic positions in the marking drawing file and a second position corresponding relation between the second reference points; and
and obtaining the mapping information according to the first position corresponding relation and the second position corresponding relation.
3. The laser marking apparatus of claim 1, wherein the optical element is scanned over the processing surface in a first axial direction and a second axial direction during the marking process, the first speed is a moving speed of the optical element in the first axial direction, and the controller is configured to control the first speed to maintain a predetermined speed value during the marking process.
4. The laser marking apparatus of claim 3, wherein the second speed is a speed of movement of the workpiece in the marking process along the second axis.
5. The laser marking apparatus of claim 4, wherein the optical element is scanned over the processing surface based on a scan time determined based on a speed of movement of the optical element along the first axis and a scan delay time.
6. The laser marking apparatus of claim 5, wherein the controller is further configured to:
detecting a relation variable quantity of the corresponding relation between the first speed and the second speed;
when the relation variable quantity is larger than a preset first threshold value, determining whether to adjust the first speed to be a third speed according to the relation variable quantity, the mapping information and the processing diagram file, determining whether to adjust the second speed to be a fourth speed, and adjusting the on-off time information of the laser source; and
when the relation variable quantity is larger than a preset second threshold value, an alarm signal is generated, and the marking program is stopped, wherein the second threshold value is larger than the first threshold value.
7. The laser marking apparatus of claim 1, further comprising:
a beam adjuster disposed between the laser source and the galvanometer for adjusting the focusing or defocusing state of the laser beam,
wherein the beam adjuster moves along a direction of transport of the laser source, the controller further configured to:
calculating a third speed of the beam adjuster according to a sum of displacements of the laser beam in the first direction, the second direction and a third direction in a unit time, wherein the first direction, the second direction and the third direction are different dimensions; and
and calculating the on-off time information of the laser source according to the second speed and the third speed.
8. The laser marking apparatus of claim 7, wherein the controller is further configured to:
calculating a relationship variation between the second speed and the third speed; and
when the relation variable quantity is larger than a preset first threshold value, determining whether to adjust the third speed to be a fourth speed according to the relation variable quantity, the mapping information and the processing diagram file, determining whether to adjust the second speed to be a fifth speed, and adjusting the on-off time information of the laser source; and
when the relation variable quantity is larger than a preset second threshold value, an alarm signal is generated and the marking program is stopped, wherein the second threshold value is larger than the first threshold value.
9. The laser marking apparatus of claim 1, wherein the marking drawing and the workpiece drawing are 2-dimensional or 3-dimensional drawings.
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