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Position, velocity and torque/force control applications mainly rely on two main categories of motors: '''servo motors''' and '''stepping motors'''. | Position, velocity and torque/force control applications mainly rely on two main categories of motors: '''servo motors''' and '''stepping motors'''. | ||
− | + | '''Servo motor''' is a electromechanical actuator with feedback allowing precision [[Closed loop|closed loop]] motion control and monitoring. Servo motor also enables precise torque limitation to gain safety. | |
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− | + | '''Stepping motor''' is a low cost alternative to servo motors and can be operated without [[feedback devices]]. | |
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==Construction== | ==Construction== | ||
Servo motor consists two main parts: | Servo motor consists two main parts: | ||
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*[[Feedback devices]] | *[[Feedback devices]] | ||
*[[Resolution of motors]] | *[[Resolution of motors]] | ||
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