Slideshow: London Motor Show Highlights

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LONDON MOTOR SHOW 2008: Held at the modern ExCeL exhibition center in London’s Docklands area, the 2008 British International Motor Show was a cheerful mix of green cars and supercars.

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Comparing the Step Accuracy of Two-Phase vs. Five-Phase Step Motors

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Driven at a comparable step rate, a two-phase stepper motor produces a fraction of the error of a five-phase motor based on the mechanical design differences of the motors.

Motor beginning to come together

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A Head to Head Comparison of On-Line Motor Tools

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The working screen for alpha gear’s Cymex provides users with a number of different choices for evaluating a motor design.

Motor progress 1

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Drives Move into Larger Motors

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Intelligent Motion Systems has upgraded and expanded its line of micro-stepping motors with integral electronics. The new MDrivePlus line of motors extends from frame-size 17 through 42, and ranges in holding torque from 75 to 2,294 oz-in.

Integrated Motor Solutions

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A new BLU speed control package from Oriental Motor is composed of a brushless dc motor and a cased driver with power supply.

Visualizing Step Motor Differences

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HIGH ACCURACY - Users select motors for various reasons. Whether it’s because of a size constraint or requirement for high torque or accuracy, standard motors ranging from NEMA 8 to NEMA 34 are commonly available. A NEMA 17, 0.

Ten Tips for Motor Dev-Kit Success

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This BLDC reference-design kit from Luminary Micro includes a motor, code, an AMR-based MCU and drive circuits. The company's website provides a variety of other supporting code and documents.