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- From: mmcevill@mitre.org (Michael A. McEvilley)
- Subject: Re: Micro Servos
- Message-ID: <1992Oct8.125124.3276@linus.mitre.org>
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- Organization: The MITRE Corporation
- Date: Thu, 8 Oct 1992 12:51:24 GMT
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- In article <BvrM37.53F@world.std.com> jlw@world.std.com (James L Walker)
- writes:
- > In article <1992Oct7.175636.4463@netcom.com> wd6cmu@netcom.com (Eric
- Williams) writes:
- > >As for servos, coreless servos tend to be smaller and faster (and more
- > >expensive), BB servos last longer but don't have any other advantage.
-
- > Isn't one type of servo better at centering than others? The S148's I
- > use sometimes will accept a center that is off even when there is
- > negligable slop in the linkage.
-
- Coreless servos have precise centering, standard servos will center at a
- point somewhere in the 'vicinity' of the true center point.
-
- Michael
-