rotor position are the A. field-effect sensors. B. optical-range sensors. C. hall-effect sensors. D. capacitive sensor. 25.b. An encoder is being used instead of a tachometer in a DC servo system. This system of speed control is called A. dual-purpose feedback. B. open-loop feedback. C. dual-connection feedback. D. bit counting.
rotor position are the A. field-effect sensors. B. optical-range sensors. C. hall-effect sensors. D. capacitive sensor. 25.b. An encoder is being used instead of a tachometer in a DC servo system. This system of speed control is called A. dual-purpose feedback. B. open-loop feedback. C. dual-connection feedback. D. bit counting.
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25.a. The type of sensors that are used on most simple brushless motors to identify motor rotor position are
the
A. field-effect sensors.
B. optical-range sensors.
C. hall-effect sensors.
D. capacitive sensor.
25.b. An encoder is being used instead of a tachometer in a DC servo system. This system of speed control is
called
A. dual-purpose feedback.
B. open-loop feedback.
C. dual-connection feedback.
D. bit counting.
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