A servo system is defined here as the drive, motor, and feedback device that allow precise control of position, velocity, or torque using feed-back loops. Examples of servomotors include motors used ...

This excerpt from the book "Electric Motors and Drives: Fundamentals, Types and Applications" examines servo motors and both analog and digital position control.

If you’re building a moving thing with a microcontroller, you’ll probably want to throw a servo controller in the mix. Driving a servo or two with a microcontroller takes away valuable … ...

This article explains proportional integral derivative (PID) control, including the math behind it, with the use case of a linear servo motor.

[Chris] covers all the aspects of each mouth type, from the basics of human mouth actuation to servo motor control.

Maxon motor expands its offering of miniaturized controllers with its latest OEM plug-in module. This high-performance 4-quadrant PWM servo motor controller is designed to command permanent-magnet ...

Stepper motors resemble servo motors in that both types are characterized by an ability to rotate a partial turn and then stop for any interval with or without holding torque. In addition, both motor ...

Nidec Drives, a brand of Nidec Control Techniques, has fully integrated Control Techniques Dynamics (CTD) into its operations ...

The Module MAC00-FB4 facilitates wireless control of the vendor’s MAC servo motors, via a direct BlueTooth connection, providing freedom from cables.

Diodes has created a servo motor controller, complete with H-bridge mosfets and provision for potentiometer position feedback, for brushed dc motors in automotive manual headlight beam servos and ...