Yuxiang Quan
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Yuxiang Quan is a researcher specializing in industrial motion control systems, embedded communication protocols, and distributed robotics networks. His most cited work, "Design and Implementation of Multi-axis Synchronous Motion Control System Based on CANopen" (2020, 5 citations), makes a significant contribution to real-time automation by introducing the CANopen application layer protocol—built on the Controller Area Network (CAN) bus—as the primary communication method between controllers and motor drives. Quan’s research addresses the critical challenge of multi-axis synchronization in robotic systems, specifically through the design of a distributed control network based on the AT91SAM9X35 processor. By demonstrating how CANopen can achieve precise, coordinated motion across multiple axes, his work provides a practical framework for improving the reliability and efficiency of industrial robots and CNC machinery. Though his citation count is modest, Quan’s focus on bridging embedded systems with fieldbus protocols offers valuable insights for engineers developing cost-effective, scalable automation solutions. His contributions are particularly relevant for researchers and practitioners working on real-time control in manufacturing, where synchronized motion is essential for precision tasks.
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