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servomotor [′sər·vō‚mōd·ər] (control systems) The electric, hydraulic, or other type of motor that serves as the final control element in a servomechanism; it receives power from the amplifier element and drives the load with a linear or rotary motion. Also known as servo. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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A high torque DC servomotor with digital closed-loop position control is said to provide accurate crosshead speed control, rapid acceleration and full speed performance over a wide load range. Hasco claims this is at least 25% less expensive than a servomotor system and is maintenance-free, easier to install, and allows for gate center spacing as tight as 0. ACHIEVING PRECISION ASSEMBLY Rather than relying on, say, hydraulic force for assembly, achieving linear pressing force through driving a ballscrew with a servomotor is more accurate and controllable, according to the people at Promess Inc. |
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