Tag: linear servo motor

The linear servo motor is a modular product integrating servo motor and screw, the electric linear servo motor converting the rotary motion of servo motor into linear motion, while converting the best advantages of servo motor - precise speed control, precise rpm control and precise torque control into precise speed control, precise position control and precise thrust control; a new revolutionary product that realizes high precision linear motion series.

A linear servo motor changes the rotational motion of a motor into a straight line. Conventional electric motors move in a circle, while linear actuators move forward and backward. The push and pull action allows the device to slide, tip, and lift items with the push of a button. The design provides operators accurate and precise control over the production. The fluid movement means the linear actuator requires minimal maintenance over its lifespan and comes with natural energy efficiency. They are easier to install than their hydraulic or pneumatic counterparts, cost less, and take up significantly less room.

A linear servo motor is a modular product that integrates servo motor and lead screw, linear servo actuator is a direct drive solution where the load is directly connected to the moving portion of the motor. Direct drive linear motors are available in a variety of configurations (iron core, U-channel, tubular) but ultimately work the same.

Linear servo motors, also called permanent magnet linear servo motors, generate thrust and speed based on supply current and voltage, and perform linear motion along the driven axis. A linear servo motor is an integral part of a closed-loop system, providing thrust and speed based on commands from the servo controller using a feedback device to achieve a closed-loop.

A linear servo motor is a direct drive solution where the load is directly connected to the moving portion of the motor. Direct drive linear motors are available in a variety of configurations (iron core, U-channel, tubular) but ultimately work the same. Linear motors operate with an AC power supply and servo controller, which are often the same as those used for rotary servo motors. The linear motor primary part is connected to the power supply to produce a magnet field. By changing the current phase in the coils, the polarity of each coil is changed.