4. Servomotors
Servomotors are motors dedicated to servo functions and are normally designed for this purpose. Their main applications involve position control in a wide range of industrial sectors. They are necessarily associated with a servo device, and must be designed as a package including actuator, power supply and control. The focus here is on the specific aspects of small servomotors.
4.1 Specifications
Servomotors are generally required to deliver a sufficiently high level of torque in the shortest possible time, in order to achieve very high dynamics.
An example of the characteristics of a servomotor is shown in figure
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Standardization
- Machines électriques de puissance nominale inférieure ou égale à 600 VA ou 600 W : règles. - NF C 51-200 - 09.64
- Servomoteurs diphasés. - NF C 51-710 - 02.76
- —. Compendium of special specifications. - UTE C 51-710 - 03.76
- Machines électriques tournantes. Moteurs pas à pas. - NF C 51-720 - 06.88
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