Sine (sin) -26, 6 basic functions, 1 sine (sin) ! ! ! ! outline – Yaskawa MotionSuite Series Machine Controller Programming Manual User Manual

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MotionSuite™ Series Machine Controller Motion Programming Manual

Chapter 4: Sequence Commands

4-26

4.6

Basic Functions

This section explains the basic functions including trigonometric function, square root,
BIN, BCD, etc.

4.6.1

Sine (SIN)

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The Sine (SIN) command leaves the sine of the integer number and real number data as a
calculation result. The 32-bit integer number data cannot be used.

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! Detailed Explanation

Command Method

Data Type

$ = Yes

× = No

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! Program Example

Input unit and output results vary depending on the integer number and real
number data.
• Integer Number

It is used within a range of -327.68

°~327.67°. Use an immediate calculation

result (integer number data) as an input, and leave the calculation result in
the integer number register (1 input unit = 0.01

°). The calculation result is

output by multiplying by 10000

°.

• Real Number

Use an immediate calculation result (real number data) as an input, and leave
the sine in the real number register (unit: degree).

Bit (B)

Integer (W)

32-bit Integer (L)

Real (F)

Constant

×

$

×

×

$

Type

Motion Program

Ladder Program

B

W

MW00102=SIN(MW00100);

L

F

DF00202

=

SIN(DF00200);

MW00100=SIN(MW00101);
MW00100=SIN(90);
MF00200=SIN(MF00202);

MW00100

SIN⇒MW00102

DF00200

SIN

⇒DF00202

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