Arduino is a good option when it comes to actuator control. With Arduino, you can apply linear actuators in multiple projects, even those that require top precision speed and movement accuracy.

Building an affordable lower power linear actuator using little Arduino hardware and programming. ... I’m using a motor with an encoder and an Arduino Uno to control position and velocity. ...

When power is removed linear actuator will hold its position. However, if a force large enough to overcome the internal friction is applied, the actuator will back drive. Here is an ultra-simple ...

For this unit, the PID controller board needs to output a 12-V PWM signal to control motor speed, and use an analog-to-digital converter (ADC) channel to sense the position of the actuator.

Most electromagnetic actuators are rotating motors, or some variation on the theme, like servos. However, it’s possible to do linear actuation with electomagnetics, too. [Adrian Perez] demons… ...

The project brain is an off-the-shelf Arduino Uno paired with a MultiMoto Arduino shield to drive 4 Progressive Automations PA-14 linear actuators. These linear actuators have 50lb force, allowing ...

UAVOS is excited to introduce the newest addition to its servos line - the SDLM-04B Linear Servo Actuator. The SDLM-04B is engineered for applications that demand high forces and long-term reliability ...

Motors and end effectors come in many shapes and sizes but, compared to actuators that focus on position control, end effectors commonly also integrate force sensing to ensure that objects being ...

Alliance Sensors Group is pleased to announce the MR Series of Linear Position Sensors ... the SenSet™ calibration feature permits the user to match the analog output of the sensor to the motion of ...