Servo Motors Overview

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Servo Motors Overview

A servomotor is a motor which forms part of a servomechanism. The servomotor
is paired with some type of encoder to provide position/speed feedback. A
stepper motor is one type of servomotor. A stepper motor is actually built to move
angular positions based upon each possible step around the entire rotation, and
may include microsteps with a resolution such as 256 microsteps per step of the
stepper motor. A servomechanism may or may not use a servomotor. For
example, a household furnace controlled by a thermostat is a servomechanism,
because of the feedback and resulting error signal, yet there is no motor being
controlled directly by the servomechanism.
Types of Servo Motors

1. AC Servo Motor
2. DC Servo Motor
3. Spindle Servo Motor
AC Servo Motors
These servo motors are basically two-
phase, reversible, induction motors
modified for servo operation. Ac servo
motors are used in applications
requiring rapid and accurate response
characteristics. To achieve these
characteristics, these ac servo motors
have small diameter, high resistance
rotors. The ac servo motor's small
diameter provides low inertia for fast
starts, stops, and reversals. High resistance provides nearly linear speed-torque
characteristics for accurate servo motor control.
An induction motor designed for servo use is wound with two phases physically at
right angles or in space quadrature. A fixed or reference winding is excited by a
fixed voltage source, while the control winding is excited by an adjustable or
variable control voltage, usually from a servoamplifier. The servo motor windings
are often designed with the same voltage/turns ratio, so that power inputs at
maximum fixed phase excitation, and at maximum control phase signal, are in
balance.
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The inherent damping of servo motors decreases as ratings increase, and the
servo motors are designed to have a reasonable efficiency at the sacrifice of
speed-torque linearity.
Induction type servo motors are available in fractional and integral horsepower
sizes.
DC Servo Motor
Dc servo motors are normally
used as prime movers in
computers, numerically controlled
machinery, or other applications
where starts and stops are made
quickly and accurately. Servo
motors have lightweight, low-
inertia armatures that respond
quickly to excitation-voltage
changes. In addition, very low
armature inductance in these
servo motors results in a low electrical time constant (typically 0.05 to 1.5 ms)
that further sharpens servo motor response to command signals. Servo motors
include permanent-magnetic, printed-circuit, and moving-coil (or shell) dc servo
motors. The rotor of a shell dc servo motor consists of a cylindrical shell of
copper or aluminum wire coils which rotate in a magnetic field in the annular
space between magnetic pole pieces and a stationary iron core. The servo motor
features a field, which is provided by cast AlNiCo magnets whose magnetic axis
is radial. Servo motors usually have two, four, or six poles.
Dc servo motor characteristics include inertia, physical shape, costs, shaft

resonance, shaft configuration, speed, and weight. Although these dc servo
motors have similar torque ratings, their physical and electrical constants vary.
DC Servo Motor Selection:

The first selection approach is to choose a servo motor large enough for a
machine that has already been designed; the second is to select the best
available servo motor with a specific feature and then build the system around it;
and the third is to study servo motor performance and system requirements and
mate the two.

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Spindle Motors
A spindle motor is a small, high-precision,
high-reliability electric motor that is used to
rotate the shaft or spindle used in machine
tools for performing a wide range of tasks
like drilling, grinding, milling, high speed
routing for woodworking, aluminum cutting
or plastic cutting etc. All machine tools
consist of motors which provide a
mechanical means of transferring motion to
the cutting tool and balance control. It is the
motor which drives the spindle shafts. All spindles either have an external motor
or an internal motor to run. There are some spindles which are driven by an
integral motor spindle design and such spindles are known as motorized driven
spindles. The motor provides power and torque to the spindle. It is an integral
part of the spindle shaft and housing assembly. It is with the help of the motor
that a spindle can rotate at high speeds.
Favorable features of spindle motors

 Small size
 Low power consumption
 High reliability
 Ability to run many hours
 Tolerate hundreds of start and stop cycles without failure
 Minimal wobbling
 Minimal vibration
 Low heat output
 Minimal noise output

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Servo Motor Supplier

AC Servo Motors DC Servo Motors Spindle Motors Feedback Devices
ABB ABB Allen Bradley Absolute Encoder
AEG AEG Baldor Allen Bradley
Allen Bradley Allen Bradley Cincinnati Milacron Alpha Encoder
Baldor Baldor Fanuc Baldor
Baumuller Baumuller Getty's Beta Serial
Bosch Bosch Indramat BBC
BBC BBC Komo BEI
Bridgeport Bridgeport Mitsubishi Bosch
CEM Cincinnati Siemens Fanuc
ElectroCraft Milacron Yaskawa Fasco
Emerson Cleveland Motor Fuji
Cincinnati Milacron ElectroCraft Hall Sensors
Eurodrive Fanuc Harowe
Fanuc Getty's Heidenhain
Fuji General Electric Hitachi
Futaba Giddings and Lewis Incremental Encoder
Getty's Glentek Micron
General Electric Goulds Mitsubishi
Giddings and Lewis Indramat Renco
Goulds Inland Resolvers
Hitachi Kollmorgen Sanyo
Indramat Mitsubishi Sanyo-Denki
Kollmorgen Matsushita Siemens
Matsushita Pacific Scientific Sinano
Mitsubishi Panasonic Sumtak
Moog Peerless Tamagawa
Pacific Scientific Peerless-Winsmith Toshiba
Panasonic Porter-Peerless Yaskawa
SEM Sinano Powertron
Siemens Reliance
Tamagawa SEM
Toshiba Sinano
Yaskawa Siemens
Tamagawa
Toshiba
Yaskawa

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For more information about price:
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http://www.alibaba.com/trade/search?SearchText=servomotor+dc&Country=&
IndexArea=product_en&fsb=y
http://www.alibaba.com/trade/search?SearchText=servomotor+ac&Country=&
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Resources
1. http://www.servotechusa.com/servo-motor-types/
2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Servomechanism#Servomotor
3. http://www.electricmotors.machinedesign.com/guiEdits/Content/bdeee4a/bde
ee4a_2.aspx
4. http://sourcing.indiamart.com/engineering/machine-tools/spindles/spindle-
motors/

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What are the different types of servo motors discussed?

What are some characteristics of DC servo motors?

1 Servo Motor

Servo Motors Overview

Types of Servo Motors

3. Spindle Servo Motor

Hidran Research & Development Dept.

Dc servo motor characteristics include inertia, physical shape, costs, shaft

DC Servo Motor Selection:

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Favorable features of spindle motors

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Servo Motor Supplier

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For more information about price:

Alibaba Global Trade

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