Integrating servo drives into motion systems forces engineers to make decisions that will ultimately affect the entire machine build. Specification choices include picking between analog and digital servo drives; torque-mode or linear servo operation; PCB-mount or fully enclosed standalone construction; and partially to fully distributed drive topologies.
In this Design Guide, the editors of Design World review the functions and variations of servo drives as well as their connectivity and configuration requirements.
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