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Great Servo Basics Video
January 7th, 2017 | 
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Just by chance came across this nice Youtube video from Yaskawa America. If you are interested in CNC and Robotics and have 17 minutes to educate yourself, this is a great introduction into the concept of servos. The narrator explains the concepts in very simple and understandable terms, while covering all of the constituent parts of a typical servo control system. Highly recommend this video. Yaskawa has more instructional materials on their site, too
Posted in CNC, Motor Control, Robots, Servo Control | 
Tags: mechatronics, servo, Yaskawa | 
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