Positioniersteuerung
Positioniersteuerung, also known as positional control, refers to a type of control system used to regulate the position of an object. This is achieved by measuring the actual position of the object and comparing it to a desired target position. The difference between these two, known as the error, is then used by the control system to generate commands that adjust the object's movement until the error is minimized and the object reaches its intended location.
Various technologies are employed in positioniersteuerung. Sensors such as encoders, potentiometers, or LVDTs are used to
Applications for positioniersteuerung are widespread. They are fundamental in robotics for precise manipulator movements, in manufacturing