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About
Zhaojin Wen is a researcher in motion control systems, with a focus on FPGA-based architectures for precision automation. His work centers on the design and implementation of multi-axis motion controllers for numerical control (CNC) machines and robotics. Wen’s major contributions include the development of a 4-axis motion controller using field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), where he introduced approaches for both 2-axis circular interpolation and 3-axis linear interpolation. These methods enable smoother, more accurate path generation in industrial automation. His 2007 paper on 2-axis circular interpolation has garnered 7 citations, while his 2008 work on 3-axis linear interpolation has received 4 citations, reflecting foundational interest in his hardware-based control solutions. Wen’s research is notable for leveraging the MCX314 controller as a reference while advancing FPGA-based implementations that offer flexibility and real-time performance. His work provides a practical bridge between traditional dedicated motion control chips and modern reconfigurable logic, making it relevant for engineers and researchers developing cost-effective, high-performance motion systems for CNC and robotic applications.
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