CNC equipment to be upgraded

　　Since the birth of the first computer in 1946, this industry has been in high-speed development. So far, both hardware and software of computer have shown a trend of standardization and modularization. With the computer technology becoming increasingly sophisticated, the CNC technology has also started to enter a relatively open stage.

　　Open CNC system has better versatility, adaptability, and scalability. The United States, Japan and other developed countries have already begun implementing the strategic development plan, and conducting the research and formulation of the specifications for CNC systems with an open architecture. Some of the world's largest economies have carried out almost identical scientific programs and the development of technical specifications in the short term, which foreshadows the advent of a new period of change in the field of CNC technology.

　　Correspondingly, CNC equipment also has to undergo a process of renewal. The degree of the change could be unprecedented, which can be foreseen simply from the replacement of the power supply. In order to avoid the impact of large fluctuations of the power supply and he potential transient interference signals, in addition to a regulator device, CNC equipment also needs a dedicated line power supply to cope with equipment upgrades.

　　In short, the industrial adjustment seems to be inevitable. As a result, companies will have not only more opportunities, but also greater challenges than ever before.