2026-05-30T12:16:08Zhttps://repository.lib.bcit.ca/oai/requestoai:repository.lib.bcit.ca:node-3632025-04-16T17:07:20Znode:28oai_pmh:all_repository_itemsDesign and development of a 2-axis servo trainer
Servo motors are complex electro mechanical units that allow their rotational position, velocity, acceleration, and many other aspects to be controlled very accurately. Specialized control modules and programming is required for these motors to exhibit desired behavior. Both factors vary drastically between competing companies such as Bosch Rexroth and Allen Bradly. These motors and drives are used extensively in industrial settings, which are very costly and hazardous settings to learn their functionality. For this reason, Bosch Rexroth develops servo trainers that replicate industrial processes at a desk sized scale to render learning safer and cheaper. This project resulted in the design and manufacturing of a trainer system, which consists of two portable units: The electrical controls (Alpha Prototype), and the emulation of an industrial flying saw (Beta Prototype).
2018
English
From, Curtis
Tamboline, Dean
Vickars, Matt
Fourie, Johan
British Columbia Institute of Technology
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British Columbia Institute of Technology
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Servomechanisms
Electric controllers
Saws