In general, the power supply is the main difference between AC and DC servo motors. An AC servo motor relies on an AC power source, while a DC servo motor relies on a DC power source (such as a battery). The performance of AC servo motors depends on voltage and frequency, while the performance of DC servo motors mainly depends on voltage. Specifically, their differences mainly include the following aspects:
Servo motors are mechanical components used in automatic control systems. A servo system is a tiny component with an output shaft. Due to the design of the actuator, the servo provides high-speed control accuracy. When the motor receives a signal, it speeds up its operation as instructed by the user or engineer. If the purpose of a mechanical system is to determine the position of a specific object, the system is called a servo. Servo motors include AC motors and DC motors.
Due to their respective characteristics and differences, DC servo motors and AC servo motors have different applications. The specific choice of motor should still be determined according to the user's use environment and use requirements.
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