Tag: Linear Motor

Application Note: Advantages of coupling of linear motors

Does your machine need a power upgrade or do you want to expand an existing design?  Coupling two linear motors is an easy and effective way of increasing the available force.  Herewith you are not just limited to using identical motors.  Various combinations can be made, as long as the motor force constant is the … Continue reading Application Note: Advantages of coupling of linear motors

Submersible/Harsh Environment Linear Shaft Motor

The Linear Shaft Motor, from Nippon Pulse America, has no backlash, no wear and provides extremely smooth motion.  Because the Linear Shaft Motor is a simple mechanical design consisting of only a forcer (coils) and magnetic shaft, it is virtually maintenance free, creates minimal noise and operates well in harsh and wash down environments. The … Continue reading Submersible/Harsh Environment Linear Shaft Motor

Miniature Voice Coil Motor Stage by Akribis Systems

The MGV is a compact series of voice coil stages by Akribis Systems that features cross roller bearings and an encoder resolution of up to 20nm.  Due to the direct coupling of the load directly to the motor it is suitable for high seed and high acceleration applications.  Akribis voice coil motors are one of … Continue reading Miniature Voice Coil Motor Stage by Akribis Systems

Do you know the difference between these 10 types of servomotors?

Servomotors are generally used as a high performance alternative to the stepper motor. Stepper motors have some inherent ability to control position, as they have built-in output steps. This often allows them to be used as an open-loop position control, without any feedback encoder, as their drive signal specifies the number of steps of movement … Continue reading Do you know the difference between these 10 types of servomotors?

New TM12 Iron Core Linear Motor by Tecnotion BV

Almelo, Netherlands - The rare earths present in the permanent magnets of linear motors are a cost-intensive factor.  Against this background, the linear motor specialist Tecnotion expands its product portfolio with a new iron core motor: the TM12 is the third in the TM series, producing the same force as motors containing larger, more expensive magnets. … Continue reading New TM12 Iron Core Linear Motor by Tecnotion BV

Understanding the Linear Shaft Servomotor

Nippon Pulse’s Linear Shaft Motor is a brushless, high-precision direct drive linear servo motor with a tubular design.  The motor consists of a magnetic shaft and coil assembly (forcer), and is driven and controlled by the flow of current. The Linear Shaft Motor can replace ball-screws, pneumatics, U-shaped motors and other linear motion systems. Design … Continue reading Understanding the Linear Shaft Servomotor

A Comparison of DC Linear Actuators with DC Linear Motors

New article from maxon motors Factory automation and robotic application engineers are often faced with the challenge of requiring fast, accurate and powerful linear actuation within a small allocated volume.  The two most commonly available technologies are rotary DC motor driven actuators and linear DC motor actuators.  This article provides details on the advantages and disadvantages with … Continue reading A Comparison of DC Linear Actuators with DC Linear Motors

Ironless Linear Motor – UXX Series from Tecnotion

Fpk 700 - 4200 N, Fcont 141 - 846 N The UXX is the most powerful standard ironless motor Tecnotion offers.  It is ideal for heavy duty industrial applications that demand ultra-precision and maximum force output.  With no cogging and zero attraction force between the coil and the magnets, it is ideal in flat panel … Continue reading Ironless Linear Motor – UXX Series from Tecnotion

TBW Series Iron Core Linear Motor from Tecnotion

The TBW series is the water cooled variant of the TB series.  It features a fully integrated, highly efficient cooling system which enables the TBW to reach even higher continuous forces than the standard version and sustain extreme accelerations while maintaining its submicron position accuracy.  Since heat is not dissipated into the machine's construction, it … Continue reading TBW Series Iron Core Linear Motor from Tecnotion