Servo Motors

A servo motor is made up of a rotary or linear actuator, a motor, and a feedback sensor for positioning. Servo motors use an encoder for feedback on position and/or speed, which is then used to rotate the output shaft to the commanded position.

Servo motors offer you precise control of position, velocity, and acceleration in the closed-loop systems of servomechanisms. The servo drive in a servo motor uses feedback data to adjust and optimize the position of the motor's direction and rotation distance.

Servo motors are available with low-cost DC brushed motors for simpler applications. For more complex performance needs, there are servo motors with brushless AC motors.

Browse the servo motors below to discover which motors are right for your automation project.