G code and m code Interpolation in cnc Orientation in cnc

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G code and M code are programming languages used in CNC machines. Interpolation is the process of generating intermediate points between two given points. Orientation refers to the position and alignment of the tool or workpiece in the CNC machine.

G code is used to control the movement and functions of the CNC machine, while M code is used to control auxiliary functions.
Interpolation is used to create smooth and precise tool paths by calculating intermediate points based on the desired motion.
Orientation in CNC refers to the positioning of the tool or workpiece in relation to the machine's coordinate system, such as XYZ axes.
Examples of G codes include G01 for linear interpolation and G02/G03 for circular interpolation.
Examples of M codes include M03 for spindle start and M05 for spindle stop.

G code and m code Interpolation in cnc Orientation in cnc

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