Our partner Dings Motions’ further development of stepper motors with lead screws – takes you one step closer to a finished product. All you need to do is mount the load, the rest is already done. But before we get that far, we need to decide on the efficiency, precision, speed, stroke length, and force required. This affects the length and pitch of the lead screw and whether it should be suppleme
FAULHABER is introducing a new Motion Control System. More precisely: The world's smallest Integrated Motion Controller.
At golf clubs having Range Picker, the autonomous robot takes care of collecting the balls and making them available to golfers again – without human intervention. The Range Picker is equipped with GPS, digital map, and is completely autonomous. Moreover, it’s electric, unlike today’s diesel-powered tractors.
Many applications for electric motors involve the conversion of a rotary motion to a linear motion, e.g. in actuators, XY tables, zoom or focus in optical applications etc. This can be done in many different ways, with different advantages and disadvantages, which are suitable for different applications. We look at some of the common methods of producing linear motion with electric motors.