What is Difference Between Induction Motor & Servo Motor
Answer Posted / x man
the motors are selected according to the torque requirement
and based on the applicaiton,
for normal industrial application Induction motors are
economical .
for some application which requires high torque,positioning
andd breaking control .we can use servo motor.
servo needs and drive package and requires lenghty
programme.
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