July 11, 200421 yr What the difference between Servo-motors and stepper-motorsand their use in simulation.for ex. for a analogue gauge.Thank'sBOB
July 11, 200421 yr >What the difference between Servo-motors and stepper-motors>and their use in simulation.>>for ex. for a analogue gauge.Very simplified answer: Servo turns roughly 0-180 degrees.Stepper turns freely as many turns you want, one usually has a position sensor to tell the electronics what the position of the stepper is.For gauges that rotate several turns you need a stepper (or SimKits hacked servo) - FSBUS servo controller only does the 0-180 degrees thing.//Tuomas
July 11, 200421 yr Here is some info on both approaches:http://www.mikesflightdeck.com/DIY_steppin...instruments.htmhttp://www.mikesflightdeck.com/DIY_servo_instruments.htmMikewww.mikesflightdeck.com
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