The functions and effects of stepper servo screw motors mainly include the following aspects:
Precise control: The stepper servo screw motor receives electrical pulse signals, converts electrical pulses into stepping motion, and controls the number and frequency of pulses to achieve precise control of the motor rotation angle and speed. This control method makes the stepper servo screw motor perform well in situations where high-precision positioning and speed control are required.
High precision and high response: The stepper servo screw motor has the characteristics of high precision and high response, and is suitable for situations that require fast response and high-precision control. For example, in the fields of robots, CNC machine tools, packaging equipment, etc., stepper servo screw motors can achieve precise control of the position, speed and acceleration of objects.
Multiple application scenarios: Stepper servo screw motors are widely used in many fields. In industrial automation, it is often used in robots, production lines, etc.; in precision instruments, semiconductor equipment, medical equipment and other fields, the high precision and low noise characteristics of stepper servo screw motors make it an ideal choice; in new energy vehicles, its high efficiency and energy-saving characteristics also make it the preferred choice of drive systems.
Self-locking ability: The stepper servo screw motor has self-locking ability. When the control pulse stops inputting, the motor can remain in a fixed position, which is very useful for occasions where a fixed position needs to be maintained. Working principle: The working principle of the stepper servo screw motor is to drive the motor to rotate by controlling the pulse signal. For each input pulse, the motor rotates a fixed angle (called the "step angle"). By controlling the number and frequency of pulses, the rotation angle and speed of the motor can be precisely controlled. In summary, the stepper servo screw motor plays an important role in many fields with its high precision, high response, self-locking ability and other characteristics, especially in automation systems that require precise control and fast response.