Servo motor refers to the electric motor that drives the operation of mechanical elements in the servo system.
It is a controllable mechanical electromagnetic device for mechanical energy conversion and signal conversion in the
precision motion control.
A servo motor is a microspecial motor used as an actuator in an automatic control device. Its function is to convert the angular displacement or angular speed of an electrical signal into a rotating shaft. The servo motor, also known as an executive motor, is used as an actuator element in the automatic control system to convert the received electrical signal into an angular displacement or angular speed output on the motor shaft.
"Servo motor" can be understood as a motor that absolutely follows the control signal command: the rotor is still before the control signal is sent; the rotor rotates immediately when the control signal is sent; and the rotor can stop immediately when the control signal disappears.
Low maintenance requirements: Servo motors are often designed to operate for long periods of time without the need for maintenance or repairs, which can help reduce downtime and increase productivity.
Versatility: Servo motors can be used in a wide range of applications, from robotics and automation to industrial machinery and aerospace.