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1. Small electric motors and actuators
1.1 Industrial context
The need for small motors and actuators can be distinguished according to :
the need to move parts or objects;
positioning requirements ;
mechanical actions, such as machining and drilling.
Some of these needs are naturally met systematically by electric motors, while others correspond to a progressive substitution of electric solutions for previous solutions, notably hydraulic or pneumatic.
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Bibliography
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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