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Construction and performance analysis of DC servo system based on operational amplifier
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Abstract
The motivation for researching modelling the severe motor system is its frequent use in applications that demand accurate control of position, speed, or force. Examples include robots and CNC machines, extensively employed and advanced in modern manufacturing processes. The application field of this technology is expanding significantly due to the increasing demand for automation in modern times. In order to achieve seamless integration of the system, using Op-Amp as the central element for signal processing and control is crucial. This research aims to determine the methodology for utilising an operational amplifier (Op-Amp) to construct a model for a direct current (DC) servo motor. Additionally, the research aims to develop a control system and do circuit board simulations.The outcome of this research is to implement theoretical principles into a design model, identify the most appropriate system for this model and develop the corresponding circuit board. This study aims to incorporate a control system to regulate server motors, effectively enhancing the automation process.
Keywords
Sever motor, PID control, modeling, control system, circuit simulation
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Tang,T. (2024). Construction and performance analysis of DC servo system based on operational amplifier. Applied and Computational Engineering,101,42-48.
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