Straight to the point with linear actuators

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In this webinar you will see how rotary motion is converted into linear motion using a screw. You will learn about the use of stepper, DC and brushless motors with lead screws and ball screws, with a comparison of the different technologies behind the new FAULHABER L-Series. You will also gain an insight into how to identify the right linear actuator for your next project, from application requirements to a complete drive system selection.

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Webinar: Straight to the point with linear actuators

Language: English

Expert

Mario Zecchin

Product Manager

mario.zecchin@faulhaber.com

After obtaining a Master in Applied Electronics Engineering from University of Padua, Mario Zecchin worked as development engineer for Micromotori Elettrici Svizzera SA, Stabio, responsible for automotive headlamp actuators, followed by holding a position as scientific mechatronics staff at Scuola Universitaria Professionale della Svizzera Italiana (SUPSI), collaborating with Swiss industries for innovative projects. Zecchin joined FAULHABER MINIMOTOR SA in 2007 as product manager motion control and since 2013 he works as senior sales engineer.

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Language: German

Topics:

Rotary to linear motion conversion
Lead and ball screws introduction
Lead screws for stepper motors
L-Series Geared lead screws
L-Series Geared ball screws
Applications and linear actuators selection

Expert

Regina Kilb

International Sales Engineer

regina.kilb@faulhaber.com

Regina Kilb completed her degree in engineering at Esslingen University and then moved to Lake Constance where she gained a masters degree in mechanical engineering and international sales management at the University of Applied Sciences in Konstanz. After starting as a trainee in international sales in 2014, she is now active at FAULHABER as a technical application consultant for various international markets. "It is always interesting to see what customers do with our drives. I see my role as an interpreter between their needs and our development work."