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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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In Europe, sales grew strongly, centered on sale of inverters, servomotors and sensor devices and other products. Standard features: AC servomotors on all primary axes; heavy-duty ball screws; UB screw with high plasticating and mixing capacity; automatic mold-thickness setting; Jet Purge circuit; internal memory for 64 mold set-ups; Peakless Pressure Control circuit. P1 Type is the successor to the P Type IB Series precision planetary gear speed reducers developed for servomotors and launched in 2001. |
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