Looking for Servo Motor or DC motor.

[Ekoydakoykoy]

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Mga boss asa ta pde ka palit og SERVO motor or DC motor dri cebu kanang ang operating voltage kay around 9 -12V nya maka alsa og 2-3 KG of load ok ra pd og differential cya daan or unsa .. naa moy ika suggest? kasagaran ako makit-an puros man sa gawas nahan ta ko mo try if naa ba gyud dri sa cebu kay para dli sd sakit ang shipping... lamat


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[blizzaga4]

unsay SERVO motor? Para asa pud ni xla?

[SmaRkieS]

Wow robotics.

Naa toy thread specialize with this parts, including PIC's, and it link you to TipidPC or Sulit.ph man siguro to, medyo ukayonon pa.

Like this one medyo fresh pa

https://www.istorya.net/forums/other-...rvomotors.html

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pangukay lang sa dire.

https://www.istorya.net/forums/search...lan-2.html#978


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[tsunade]

ge try na nimo ug pakita yg mga guba nga printer bro.. mostly ana Servo motor na/.. tapos nana daan

[Ekoydakoykoy]

stepper motor mn guro ng sa printer boss nya nahan mig high torque

[KH0UJ]

TS i-specify kuno kung unsa imong gamitan?
i-drive ba ug belt? worm gear? sprocket?

asa nga application gamiton? ug unsa kadag-a (physically) inyong gusto?

[jaez]

try hobby shop kanang naay RC planes, or sa Technica buhi paba ka na ang Technica

[ethzneuron]

pwedi seguro stepper nga dako2x ani ts.. parente mani sila sa servo.
kung dc, kinanglan paka og encoder.

murag interesting ni imo project da..

[tsunade]

oppss.. bro mas taas ug torque ang stepper boss kung low speed but sa high speed mas nindot ang servo kay maka maintain siya sa iyang torque maski taas ang RPM.

"You use a servo motor when you want a very high degree of confidence that the system will closely track what you ask it to do, particularly in high-performance cases. You do not need to spend nearly the time characterizing the system to make sure that it can work under all possible conditions -- you really just need to check the boundary cases."

"you use a stepper motor when you can, to save the cost of the feedback sensor and its processing electronics. You must have high confidence that the motor will hold its desired position no matter what you ask it to do in the application. This is not always easy to ensure, and can take a lot of development time to demonstrate, and it does put outer bounds on your performance."
reference:
http://www.cncroutersource.com/stepper-vs-servo.html

if you like we can supply ur custom mechanical parts of that project bro.

[Ekoydakoykoy]

try hobby shop kanang naay RC planes, or sa Technica buhi paba ka na ang Technica

gkan namis technica wa mi ka uyon sa ilang available na motors