| They are suitable for use with any standard two-phase stepper motor and offer four, user-selectable resolution settings. |
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| Computer-driven stepper motors rotate the mirrors to obtain the desired angle of incidence. |
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| Each probe can be moved in two directions, axis and angle, by stepper motors through a remote-control system. |
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| The two-sided timing belt is driven by a stepper motor in synchronism with the turret. |
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| The drums were mounted on a platform that could be raised and lowered by an additional stepper motor. |
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| The relationships linking the stepper motor position and wavelength have been obtained by averaging the results of more than 20 spectra. |
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| The plungers of the pumps are moved via cams by stepper motors which swing or rotate back and forth within a certain angular range. |
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| The electronic throttle inputs are sent to a stepper motor which controls an eccentric shaft positioned next to the intake camshaft. |
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| As the semiconductor industry looks to the future, stepper manufacturers are gearing up for extreme ultraviolet lithography. |
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| Unlike earlier reductions, this particular transition requires a major design shift in stepper optics from refractive to reflective. |
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| Spectra were acquired before the stepper motor began moving, throughout the 6-blanch cycle, and after the blanch cycle was completed. |
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| A computer-controlled stepper motor allowed the user to select from 31 filters. |
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| The actual amount of the foil delivered would be controlled by the stepper motor. |
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| The maximum torque which a stepper motor without external mass inertia can generate without stepping losses. |
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| Up to four channels can be active contemporaneously as either AB track counter, stepper control or puls-width modulation. |
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| The stepper is really the ideal apparatus for anyone who wants to work on their calves, thighs, hips, buttock muscles and abdominals. |
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| The band is wound with a stepper motor, changing the electrical length of the antenna, without lossy traps, loading coils etc. |
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| This could result in a differential between the resolver and stepper motor positions and cause a fixed fuel flow condition. |
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| Instead, the typewriters of today have a couple integrated circuits, a power supply, one or two stepper motors, a ribbon cable, a daisy print wheel, and a whole lot of air. |
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| The pitch mechanism is usually operated using hydraulics or electric stepper motors. |
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| A P-Iris lens uses a stepper motor that allows the position of the iris opening to be precisely controlled. |
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| Saia-Burgess supplies stepper motors for vertical and horizontal headlight adjustment with integral electronics. |
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| Amplifier is a term almost exclusively used to describe drives for servo or stepper motors. |
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| It is the responsibility of the owner to ensure that all users of this stepper are adequately informed of all warnings and precautions. |
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| Regular use of your stepper can improve the quality of your life in so many ways. |
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| Replaces the supplied terminal strip which is used to connect the wires from the stepper motors to the control wires. |
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| A four-axis motion control card allows users to direct stepper motors or digital servomotors, and incorporates a motion control chip as part of its design. |
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| Natural gas is piped into the inlet air stream through a valve actuated by a stepper motor, whereas diesel fuel is fed into the cylinders via an injection pump. |
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| This subheading covers exercising apparatus such as, for example, rowing machines, ergometric bicycles, stepper and treadmills, which can be adjusted by a mechanism according to the effort the user wishes to expend. |
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| The combination of these technologies sets the Q800 Dynamic Mechanical Analysisapart from competitive instruments that use conventional stepper motors, LVDT strain measurement devices, and mechanical springs. |
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| The Members sought additional information on the problems with the Control Absorber Rod stepper motors reported in section 2.3 of the status report. |
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| A stepper motor may also be thought of as a cross between a DC electric motor and a rotary solenoid. |
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| Today, Nikon and Canon remain as closed as ever and separate, even though merging their stepper businesses would make sense. Old skills, modern timesJapan's technical success has its roots in old strengths. |
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| Staff stated that the stepper motor problem would not affect the function of the second shutdown system and that the problem will be resolved as part of the future commissioning activities. |
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| The main difference between the two designs is that the stepper motor is an absolute positioning system, while the voice coil is a relative positioning system. |
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| Do not try to make motors turn faster than they can: stepper motors will block at start up instead of turning, but since there are no feedback loops, neither the card or the software will know about it. |
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| On a smaller scale, the 1978 era HP 7225A pen plotter used two linear stepper motors to move the pen along the X and Y axes. |
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| What could be more pleasant than training in the fitness room by means of a power exerciser, a running belt, a stepper or a bicycle ergometer combined with a subsequent visit of our wellness oasis? |
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| Major INO achievements of 2009-2010 include the transfer of bolometric detector fabrication processes on the stepper lithographic system acquired at the end of the previous fiscal year. |
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| Most visitors come purely to marvel at the sheer volume of paraphernalia but if you're on the hunt for a 4ΒΌ-inch dichromatic filter with stepper motor and optical encoder, this is your place. |
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| It is much faster and more reliable than a stepper motor. |
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| Linear motors are most commonly induction motors or stepper motors. |
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| The Kettler Side Stepper is a compact but effective piece of equipment to help you increase your heart rate, at the same time strengthening your leg and thigh muscles. |
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| Stepper motors are a type of motor frequently used when precise rotations are required. |
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| William Muir, trainer of Stepper Point He bled at York because his heart fibrillated. |
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