Servo System Working principle

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Accepted Answer

A servo system is a closed-loop control system that uses feedback to maintain a desired position or speed of a motor.

The system consists of a motor, a feedback device, a controller, and a power amplifier.
The feedback device measures the actual position or speed of the motor and sends this information to the controller.
The controller compares the actual position or speed with the desired position or speed and sends a signal to the power amplifier to adjust the motor accordingly.
Examples of servo systems include robotics, CNC machines, and camera stabilization systems.

Accepted Answer

involves use of negative feedback. It consists of a motor position sensors a controller and an amplifier, Servo motors operate on the principle of closed-loop control systems

Servo System Working principle

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