The VT-MVTW-1-16/D VTS0234-47/AP025 can be controlled with analog or digital inputs
Servo driver Q can be controlled with analog or digital inputs. In essence, the role of the servo driver is to convert the low power command signal from the controller into high power voltage and current to the motor. Depending on the application, the servo drive can adjust and properly coordinate the desired position, speed, torque, etc., of the motor.
The servo drive is able to resolve the expected error with a feedback monitoring device that uses negative feedback to send signals back through its own control loop and/or to the master controller Q. The motion control feedback device evaluates the relationship between the control input and the actual position of the mechanism or control shaft. By knowing the relationship between the actual value and the “expected value” of the shaft position, the driver is able to send a signal to the driver to take corrective action in the motor.