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Modern automation and control systems depend on servo drives, which are widely employed in all industries to precisely regulate the movement and positioning of machinery and equipment.
Servo drives have improved manufacturing procedures, robotics, aircraft, and many other industries in Europe where accurate and dynamic control is crucial. A servo drive’s main job is to transform motion controllers or PLCs’ low-power control signals into high-power electrical currents that drive servo motors.
The machinery or equipment is moved by the servo motor in order to accomplish the desired motion or position. The servo drive’s sensor system provides a real-time feedback loop that ensures accurate control and corrects for any errors, enabling exceptionally high levels of precision and repeatability.
The capacity of servo drives to handle complicated motion profiles, including acceleration, deceleration, and velocity control, is one of its main advantages. Due to their adaptability, they can perform a variety of activities, including quick pick-and-place operations in manufacturing and accurate placement in medical and industrial robots.
In recent years, servo drive technology has advanced significantly in Europe. These developments have produced drives that are smaller, more energy-efficient, and have better thermal control, which lowers system costs and boosts system reliability.
Additionally, advancements in communication protocols and integration abilities have made it possible to connect automation components to one another easily, enabling the building of complex systems.
European servo drive manufacturers have also placed an emphasis on safety features and adherence to global standards. increased safety features, Assuring that machines can be rapidly and safely shut down in emergency scenarios, such as safe torque-off (STO) and safe operating stop (SOS), protects both operators and equipment.
The Europe servo drive market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2023 to 2030.
The high performance Easy Series PLC, the GL20 I/O modules, the AC703 IPC motion controllers, and the SV670 servo series were all recently launched to the European market by Inovance Technology Europe, the European division of the multinational industrial automation corporation Inovance with headquarters in Stuttgart.
Additionally, the business reintroduced the MD800 tiny AC drive, which had never been displayed at the SPS exhibition previously, and provided a sneak peek at the SV680 servo drive.
