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Anti-Cog Technology Application Note (.pdf)
(Motors)
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Ironcore linear motors have traditionally suffered from a phenomenon known as cogging. This is seen as a periodically varying resistive force when the motor is pushed by hand and it is caused because the motor coil has preferred positions in relation...
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Circuit Board Scanning (Application Solution)
(Machine and Motion Controllers)
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The solution of this application uses the existing PC by providing a PC based motion controller and the AT6400 to control both axes. The PC monitor is the operator interface. ...
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Fundamentals of Servo Motion Control (.pdf)
(Motor Controls and Drives)
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The fundamental concepts of servo motion control have not changed significantly in the last 50 years. The basic reasons for using servo systems in contrast to open loop systems include the need to improve transient response times, reduce the steady...
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Linear Motor Basics (.pdf)
(Motors)
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Today’s linear motion applications are more demanding than ever before. Faster throughput, more exact positioning, longer life, less maintenance, fewer moving parts, the list is never ending. Motion control companies strive to meet and exceed these...
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Multi-Axis Synchronization (.pdf)
(Machine and Motion Controllers)
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In many machine control and automation problems, there are two or more axes of motion which must be coordinated. The term "multi-axis synchronization" refers to the motion which requires coordination, and the techniques used to achieve control of the...
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