Actuator: Linear Drive Linmot; Actuator: Stepper Motor Linmot; Step; Actuator: Electromagnet Linmot ® Magnet - LinMot Step User Manual

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LinMot

3.1.1 Actuator: Linear drive LinMot

3.1.2 Actuator: stepper motor LinMot

3.1.3 Actuator: electromagnet LinMot
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3.2 LinMot P: a new construction element
User Manual V1.01
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LinMot Ps are electromagnetic direct linear drives with integrated position sensing and
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bearing. LinMot P linear motors are intrinsically free of mechanical play, gearing or
belt wear. The enormous dynamic properties and compact construction of LinMot
make a variety of applications and novel constructions possible.
Figure 3-2: Electromagnetic direct linear motor LinMot
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LinMot Step allows the open-loop operation of commercially available two-phase
stepper motors with LinMot
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LinMot Magnet allows the intelligent control of electromagnets as used in short-stroke
positioning elements or valves. Compared to the conventional voltage controlled
operation of electromagnets, the pull-in and release times of such elements can be
greatly reduced with the use of LinMot
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Most commercially available servo drive systems only dispose of rotating motors, where
the speed and in some cases the angular position are controlled. However, many
applications don't only need rotational movements, but linear movements too. The
conventional solution is to realize mechanical constructions based on levers, cam disks,
spindles, belts etc. In which the rotational movement of the servo motor is translated in a
linear movement. This way the servo drive serves basically as a 'controlled energy
source'.
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In this sense the LinMot
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LinMot P executes dynamic controlled and position controlled linear movements
directly, with no need for additional mechanical gearing elements. LinMot
mechatronic basic idea according to which the movement functions are executed
directly, with minimal mechanical elements and right in the place where they are needed.
The motion control, i.e. the actual machine functionality as well as the motion
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Magnet
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Magnet, by driving them over-excited during
P linear drives are more than just 'controlled energy sources':
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System Overview
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P fulfills the
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