modules capable of translating rotary motion, typically from
servomotors or stepper motors, into linear motion. Two
different kinds of single-axis modules are illustrated here:
ballscrew-driven and belt-driven.
Friday, October 15, 2010
MODULAR SINGLE-AXIS MOTION
Modular single-axis motion systems are motion control
modules capable of translating rotary motion, typically from
servomotors or stepper motors, into linear motion. Two
different kinds of single-axis modules are illustrated here:
ballscrew-driven and belt-driven.
modules capable of translating rotary motion, typically from
servomotors or stepper motors, into linear motion. Two
different kinds of single-axis modules are illustrated here:
ballscrew-driven and belt-driven.
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That's a great overview of the two common drive types. To help someone choose between them, could you elaborate on the key trade-offs? For instance, is it generally true that ballscrew drives offer higher precision and thrust, while belt drives are better suited for high-speed applications and longer travel lengths?
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