In recent years, more and more enterprises, universities, and research institutions have adopted new linear motors as driving devices. Those have tasted the "sweetness" of linear motors know well the advantages of linear motors. However, for many "outsiders," what are the differences between linear and servo motors, and what are the characteristics of linear motors? This article will explain these questions. 

      Differences in Working Principles Linear motors use direct drive, errors caused by intermediate transmission links. In simple terms, it uses the principle of electromagnetic induction to convert electrical energy into mechanical energy in a straight line, achieving linear. It's like two forces attracting or repelling each other to move the mover along a specific linear direction. Servo motors, on the other hand, achieve functions through rotational motion. 

      Differences in Performance Characteristics Linear motors have advantages of high speed, high precision, and high acceleration. They can achieve fast and linear motion, suitable for occasions with high requirements for speed and positioning. In contrast, servo motors focus more on torque control and dynamic response. They can provide precise of position, speed, and torque, with high stability and reliability. 

      Kunshan Tongmao Electronics Co., Ltd. is a high-tech enterprise and brand enterprise integrating the research, development, production, and sales of linear motors. All linear motors produced by Tongmao adopt European and American technical standards and processing technologies We welcome your attention. 

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