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direct numerical control

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direct numerical control [də¦rekt nü¦mer·i·kəl kən′trōl]
(computer science)
The use of a computer to program, service, and log a process such as a machine-tool cutting operation.


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Keeping "e" and "i" separate: The NC-networking and direct numerical control company Greco Systems (El Cajon, Calif.
There were three main objectives in performing the CNC retrofits: to increase machining efficiency while maintaining the technological edge in model and component development; provide a common control platform to enhance operator familiarity and mentoring; and to set up a Direct Numerical Control (DNC) network capable of uploading and downloading at high transfer rates.
It can communicate with CAD/CAM systems 1000 times faster than conventional Direct Numerical Control (DNC) systems.
 
 
 
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