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What is a servo motor? The servo motor can also be called an executive motor, which is an executive component in an automatic control system. Its job is to convert the received electrical signal into an angular velocity output or an angular displacement output on the motor shaft. Servo motor classification There are two classifications of DC servo motor and AC servo motor. The main feature is that there is no rotation when the signal voltage is zero; the speed will drop at a uniform speed as the torque increases. DC servo motors are ideal for small applications, but they cannot handle large current surges. However, AC servo motors can cope with higher current surges and are widely used in industrial machinery. When it comes to price, DC motors are cheaper than AC servos, so they are used more. In addition, DC motors are specifically designed for continuous rotation, which makes them ideal for robot motion. How does a servo motor work? The working principle of the servo motor is relativ...

Servo drive device is the core of many electromechanical systems, therefore, the choice of servo motor becomes particularly important. Today, I will share some relevant suggestions on the selection of servo motors, and I hope it will be helpful to you. 1.Use scene Different usage scenarios will also lead to different motor types. When more precise position and speed control are required, servo motors and drives are generally selected. 2.Selection points There are several points in the selection process that we need to consider (1) Inertia matching (2) Accuracy requirements (3) Control matching (4) Required power and speed 3. power supply Generally, the difference between servo motors in power supply can be divided into AC servo motors and DC servo motors The difference between AC and DC is quite good, and most customers are aware of the difference between the two. AC servo motors are widely used and are more suitable for some industrial automation industries. 4.Whether need to bring br...