Gyroscopic Mechanical Electromechanical Inertial centrifugal

at 8:59 look for the ring gyro actuator

a brushless electromagnetic gyro!

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  1. linear actuator11 September 2009 at 3:26 pm

    Actuators are really needed for complex tasks in the high power market.If the load requires accurate positioning, the electric actuators as well as the valve actuators has the advantage among others.That is why,to familiarize yourself in this kind of industrial application , knowing how an automation works is a wisely action and will positively keep us in track.

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