Product Selection-Model Naming Rules

Product Selection | Model Naming Rules 1. Product Selection Table This selection table is intended to provide users with detailed product selection references. Please note the following points when using it: Protocol Compatibility: The communication protocols of the entire product series are consistent, and different models can be used in combination. Structural Compatibility: Products in […]

Installation of Horns and Brackets

Installation of Bus Servo Horns and Brackets 1. Horn Installation Conventional 25-50KG Servos 100KG Servo 2. Bracket Installation 3. Precautions [!CAUTION] The length of the screw that fixes the body and penetrates into the body must not exceed 3mm. Otherwise, the PCB board will be pierced when locked, causing a short-circuit fault of the servo.

Recommendations for Multiple Servos in Series

Recommendations for Multiple Servos in Series 1. Reason for Group Wiring When multiple servos are connected in series, the current of a common switching power supply will be insufficient, and insufficient current will affect the normal operation of the servos. At this time, the method of grouped power supply can be adopted. 2.Connection Schematic Diagram […]

Static Torque and Dynamic Torque

Static Torque vs Dynamic Torque: Analysis of Key Differences In mechanical design and control system development, static torque and dynamic torque are two important concepts. Understanding their differences is crucial for selecting and using servos. This article will elaborate on the definitions, functions, and key differences of static torque and dynamic torque, so as to […]

Differences Between Single-Shaft, Dual-Shaft, and D-Shaft Servos

Differences and Selection Recommendations for Single-Shaft, Dual-Shaft, and D-Shaft Servos 1.Servo Naming Rules  Appearance R：Dual-shaft H：Single-shaft Motor type X：Brushless P：Coreless A/L：Cored Dimension 6：31.5×21×27.6mm 8：40×40×20mm 18：63×34×47mm Protocols U：UART/TTL R：RS-485P：PWM C：CAN A：PWM(programmable) Voltage [-]：7.4V H：12V W：24V Position Sensor [-]：Potentiometer M:12-bit magnetic absolute encoder 2. Core Structural Differences 2.1 Single-Shaft Servo（HA8-U35H-M） The servo has only […]

Differences Between Brushed Servos and Brushless Servos

Differences Between Brushed Servos and Brushless Servos 1. Servo Naming Rules  Appearance R：Dual-shaft H：Single-shaft Motor type X：Brushless P：Coreless A/L：Cored Dimension 6：31.5×21×27.6mm 8：40×40×20mm 18：63×34×47mm Protocols U：UART/TTL R：RS-485P：PWM C：CAN A：PWM(programmable) Voltage [-]：7.4V H：12V W：24V Position Sensor [-]：Potentiometer M:12-bit magnetic absolute encoder 2. Comparison of Precision and No-Load Service Life Between Brushed and Brushless Servos […]

PID Tuning Method for Bus Servo

PID Tuning Method for Bus Servo 1. Basic Principle of PID Tuning Kp (Proportional Gain): Directly affects the system’s response speed and overshoot. Ki (Integral Time): Used to eliminate steady-state error, but may cause system oscillation. Kd (Derivative Time): Improves system stability and suppresses overshoot, but is sensitive to noise. [!NOTE] This document focuses on […]