servomotorische

Servomotorische is a term that describes the operational principle of a servomotor. A servomotor is a type of motor that allows for precise control of angular or linear position, velocity, and acceleration. Unlike a standard DC motor which spins continuously when power is applied, a servomotor can be commanded to move to and hold a specific position. This is achieved through a feedback loop.

The core of servomotorische operation involves a position sensor, such as a potentiometer or encoder, that continuously monitors the motor's actual position. This sensor's output is fed back to a control circuit. The control circuit compares the desired position (the command signal) with the actual position. If there is a difference, the control circuit generates a corrective signal that drives the motor to reduce this error. This constant monitoring and adjustment is what defines the servomotorische characteristic.

This closed-loop system allows servomotors to be used in applications requiring high accuracy and repeatability. Examples include robotics, remote-controlled vehicles, automated manufacturing, and camera autofocus systems. The term "servomotorische" thus encapsulates the essence of this precise, feedback-controlled motion.