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| Application: | Industrial |
| Speed: | High Speed |
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There are two types of servo motors, AC servos and DC servos. The primary difference between your two motors is their way to obtain power. AC servo motors depend on an electric wall plug, rather than batteries like DC servo motors. While DC servo motor performance is dependent only on voltage, AC servo motors are reliant on both frequency and voltage. Because of the complexity of the power supply, AC servo motors can handle high surges, which explains why they are frequently found in industrial machinery.
Industrial Automation & Robotics
Robotic arms (pick-and-place, welding, assembly).
CNC machines (precise cutting, milling, and engraving).
Conveyor belt speed/position control.
Aerospace & Defense
Flight control systems (actuators for rudders, flaps).
Missile guidance systems.
Medical Equipment
Surgical robots (high-precision movements).
MRI machines and prosthetic limbs.
Automotive & Manufacturing
Electric power steering systems.
Automated production lines (packaging, labeling).
Consumer Electronics
Camera autofocus mechanisms.
3D printers and drones (precise motion control).
Renewable Energy
Solar panel tracking systems (adjusting angle for sunlight).
Textile & Printing Machinery
Synchronized fabric feeding in looms.
High-speed printing presses.
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