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Motor Unit Conversions – What They Mean and How They are Used

In the world of motion control, units can vary significantly depending on drive type. The type of drive being used...

The machined surfaces of Omni+ stators are protected with a rust-preventive coating before placing in desiccated, vacuum-sealed bags for shipping....

The motor theory described in this paper is based on a brushless motor (BLAC or permanent magnet synchronous machines) configuration...

Temperature is one of the many limiting factors in the motor selection process that can be easily overlooked. This paper...

Permanent magnet brushless motors come in all shapes and sizes providing both rotary and linear motion. They are known for...

This technical document explores the use of calibrated motor current and internal compliance in harmonic gearing to produce a virtual...

This technical note addresses basic motor sizing with simple calculations that can be done to generally size any motor application.

This document details the installation and integration of Celera Motion frameless kit motors into our customers’ applications.

This paper describes how servo loop bandwidth, motor sizing and power dissipation are all related.

This technical paper explores the theory behind motor and drive interaction and more specifically provides focus on parameter conversions and...

Advancements in the design of rotary and linear motors continue to reduce motor winding inductance.

This tech notes describes many of the commonly used servo terms, giving the reader some useful insight when designing a...

Smooth motion, meaning very low position and current loop error while at speed, is critical to system performance in many...