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'''Numerical control''' or '''numerically controlled''' ('''NC''') [[machine tool]]s are machines that are automatically operated based on numbers that are fed into them. NC machines were first developed soon after [[World War II]] and made it possible for objects to be precisely [[machining|machined]] in exactly the same way in a repeated fashion. These early machines were often fed instructions punched onto [[paper tape]] or [[punch card]]s. In the [[1960s]], NC machines largely gave way to [[CNC]], or [[computer]] numerical control, machines. |
'''Numerical control''' or '''numerically controlled''' ('''NC''') [[machine tool]]s are machines that are automatically operated based on numbers that are fed into them. NC machines were first developed soon after [[World War II]] and made it possible for objects to be precisely [[machining|machined]] in exactly the same way in a repeated fashion. These early machines were often fed instructions punched onto [[paper tape]] or [[punch card]]s. In the [[1960s]], NC machines largely gave way to [[CNC]], or [[computer]] numerical control, machines. |
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Revision as of 17:24, 24 November 2004
Numerical control or numerically controlled (NC) machine tools are machines that are automatically operated based on numbers that are fed into them. NC machines were first developed soon after World War II and made it possible for objects to be precisely machined in exactly the same way in a repeated fashion. These early machines were often fed instructions punched onto paper tape or punch cards. In the 1960s, NC machines largely gave way to CNC, or computer numerical control, machines. MAlmi