Motors are the class of electromechanical devices which convert the electrical energy into mechanical energy. In some applications, pure torque is needed to drive a mechanism, and in some applications,… Read more »
The difference between brushed and brushless servo motors is the mechanism used for commutation. Servo motors move or create torque based on magnetic forces being in opposition. In the simplest… Read more »
In older brushed servo motors, the phasing of the current supplied to the rotor was determined by the orientation of the commutator, a plate on the rotor which interated with… Read more »
The servosystem is one in which the output is some mechanical variable like position, velocity or acceleration. Such systems are generally automatic controls system which work on the error signals…. Read more »
Servo systems offer incredible levels of speed, accuracy, and flexibility in automated gear when the right servo is selected for the application. Sadly, selecting the incorrect servo can result in… Read more »