Linear Servo Actuators

This eLV compares the construction and performance of the Sigma Trac II linear motor stage to ballscrews, belt, and rack & pinion actuators.

This eLV is also available on the Yaskawa America, Inc. - Drives & Motion Division learning management system, "Learn with Yaskawa". Keyword: eLV.SigmaTracII.01.LinearServoAct

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[iman_fa]

Absolutely loved this video on YouTube! 😍🌟 The presentation was crystal clear, and packed with valuable information. Kudos to the Yaskawa team for making complex topics so accessible and engaging. 👍👍

[osmanmemisevic]

Thank you Sir, for your brilliant presentation. It is very informative, but concise and straight to the point. I am now looking further into Yaskawa products.

[jimmys]

So clear explanation, Thank You very much!

[ismatnabila]

Loved the content! Thanks a lot for the hard work!

[AbramFriesen-vv]

I'd like to know how long thy can make them I'm planning on building 2.5 miters wide and 3.5 miters long

[pankajjoshi]

Wear and tear and failure of cable tray and cables themselves has been ignored..

[alejandroaguirre]

Excellent and well executed power point presentation keep up the good work man, I was wondering if you have any info about linear motor systems like that of the 3d printer Magneto X from Peopoly. I would like to know if could be cost effective to implement a diy system of the same linear motors

[justadog]

Magnetization of the teeth of the rack and pinion should reduce the friction, gap distance traveled, sound, and overall effiency. Whatcha think?

[parranoya]

I have a linear servo actuator tattoo.