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Ultra-precise innovative inductive angle encoders

Ultra-precise innovative inductive angle encoders
Precision motion control specialist company INMOCO has introduced a new solution for measuring angular position in extreme environments where potentiometers or capacitive devices may prove unreliable. The non-contact Celera Motion Zettlex IncOder can be described as an inductive angle encoder and works like a transformer. 
17th December 2019

Low voltage DC servo motors redefine performance expectations

Low voltage DC servo motors redefine performance expectations
INMOCO has launched a series of low voltage DC servo motors to meet the need of new and emerging applications in robotics, automated guided vehicles (AGV), medical equipment and other fields. Made in the US as an extension to Kollmorgen’s AKM2G portfolio of servo motors the new low voltage range includes 24Vdc, 48Vdc, 72Vdc and 96Vdc units as standard, with options to go up to 105Vdc. 
25th November 2019

Bringing Windows 10 support programming to Orion motion controllers

Bringing Windows 10 support programming to Orion motion controllers
Intelligent Motion Control (INMOCO) has announced an update to the MotionDesk programming environment for the ORION motion controller from ORMEC. The update to version 3.6 introduces a number of new features, but perhaps importantly brings support for Windows 10, enabling users to take advantage of the increased security for PCs delivered by Microsoft’s current operating system.
9th October 2019


Deliver drop-in replacements for hard-to-source motors

Deliver drop-in replacements for hard-to-source motors
With a number of manufacturers having dropped the availability of DC servo motors from their catalogues, designers of critical equipment in areas such as medical, military and industrial applications have had to face the prospect of rethinking their designs around an alternative motor. 
8th October 2019

Motion control looks like it's here to stay

Motion control looks like it's here to stay
Industrial control is a highly developed field that advances year on year as the underlying technology advances. But will it and all its specialist sub-sets continue to thrive? Gerard Bush, a motion specialist with INMOCO, here gives us his opinion on the matter. All technologies develop over time, with most eventually reaching an upper limit where they are as advanced as they can be. This is clearly evident in older technologies where the peak has been reached. 
19th July 2019

Compact high performance integrated circuits for torque control

Compact high performance integrated circuits for torque control
The motion control experts, INMOCO, have available a new torque control IC (integrated circuit), designed for applications with limited space but which need to control noise, vibration and power consumption. The new Juno torque control IC is made by Massachusetts company Performance Motion Devices, and complements the existing Juno motor control ICs. 
1st March 2019

Servo amplifiers can now communicate with range of controllers

Servo amplifiers can now communicate with range of controllers
Servo company, INMOCO has announced its ATLAS digital amplifiers can now be used with third party microprocessors or field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) via Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) communications. ATLAS digital amplifiers are made by Performance Motion Devices, provider of innovative, high performance integrated circuits, boards and drive-based motion control solutions to OEMs around the globe.
24th September 2018

Four-quadrant current control IC redefines motion engineering

Four-quadrant current control IC redefines motion engineering
A family of compact integrated circuits (ICs) for velocity and torque control, capable of four-quadrant current control is now available from Daventry’s INMOCO. Developed by Performance Motion Devices in Massachusetts, and launched to the world in February 2018, the Juno IC family of ultra-efficient and powerful velocity and torque control ICs are ideal for next-generation laboratory automation, healthcare equipment, and similar applications requiring high speed or low speed motor control.
25th June 2018

Low maintenance electromechanical actuator range improved

Low maintenance electromechanical actuator range improved
Complementing the existing Diakont range, INMOCO has introduced the new Diakont DA78 series electromechanical actuator. The DA78 uses the same roller screw technology as the DA67, DA99 and DA140 actuators and offers size and performance levels between the DA67 and DA99 units. All DA actuators have an integrated motor and roller screw to provide superior performance in a compact space envelope.
13th February 2018

Make or break? It's all about the component compatibilty

Make or break? It's all about the component compatibilty
When designing modern machines and technical equipment selecting the right components and sub-systems requires the consideration of many factors; some more obvious than others. Gerard Bush of INMOCO offers some insight into the process. Engineering designers usually start a project knowing what they want their machine or equipment to achieve; naturally to working backwards from there to get an idea for an initial concept design.
17th January 2018

High performance actuator range is compact and rugged

High performance actuator range is compact and rugged
  Motion control company, INMOCO has introduced new electric servo actuators into its product offering. Made in California by Diakont, DA Series actuators are ruggedly built and offer long, reliable service for demanding industries such as automotive manufacture.
19th December 2017

High performance electromechanical steam turbine actuator

High performance electromechanical steam turbine actuator
  A range advanced electromechanical actuators (EMAs) has been added to INMOCO’s portfolio. These Diakont units are for steam turbine applications and offer an alternative to hydraulic actuators for pilot and steam control valves. Complementary control systems are also available.
18th December 2017

Pan and tilt cameras have better than ever tracking abilities

Pan and tilt cameras have better than ever tracking abilities
CCTV pan and tilt drives are required to be faster, quieter, smaller, smoother and even more accurate than ever; however security operators also need them to be easy to set up and run. Additionally with all this, they insist that costs continue to come down, so how do you achieve all these elements? Gerard Bush of INMOCO explores how today’s high performance off-the-shelf motion products can quickly bring sophisticated systems to market and reduce the price point.
6th November 2017

Digital amplifier delivers multi-motor capability

Digital amplifier delivers multi-motor capability
The ATLAS digital amplifiers from Performance Motion Devices, available through INMOCO have been able to control a user’s choice of DC brush, brushless DC and stepper motors for a long time, however the latest version of the compact amplifier brings enhanced multi-motor capability. This allows the motor type to be programmed by the user with no board changes required. The result is even greater flexibility in the development of motor control applications.
19th September 2017

Expanding the horizons of motion control chips

Expanding the horizons of motion control chips
Off-the-shelf motion control chips or Integrated Circuits (ICs) are highly flexible and can in fact be used to control many other types of system, as Gerard Bush of INMOCO illustrates. Motion control systems rely on changing the speed of one or more motors in order to achieve a given outcome. For instance, glue laying and profile following typically use two motor driven linear actuators set perpendicular to one another. If you activate just one motor at a constant speed, the result is a straight line movement in one direction. 
22nd August 2017

Family of automation software components for powerful control

Designed and built with the Incentive series of automation software components, powerful custom-designed designed control systems developed in the US by Control Technology Corporation (CTC), are available also in the UK through INMOCO of Daventry. Advanced technologies bring many potential advantages to manufacturers looking to improve their production processes.
28th July 2017

The AKM servomotor range extends to include 24V options

The AKM servomotor range extends to include 24V options
The benefits of permanent field servo technology - energy efficiency, durability, power density and overload capability - are now available to users of extra low voltage motors, through new units in INMOCO’s Kollmorgen AKM servomotor range. Originally available in 48V designs, the AKM range has now been extended to include 24V.
14th July 2017

Helicopter actuators also transfer to other applications

Helicopter actuators also transfer to other applications
  High performance, lightweight electromechanical actuators which are optimised for helicopters’ actuation systems, have been introduced by INMOCO, but are also designed as a highly suitable technology transfer in other appropriate applications.
20th June 2017

Aircraft motion systems improved with compact actuators

Aircraft motion systems improved with compact actuators
A new range of compact and lightweight electromechanical actuators designed specifically to meet the requirements of aerospace applications. Fully certified to BS EN 9100, the industry-recognised standard for quality and risk management for the aviation industry, the new actuators can be integrated into new aircraft designs or retrofitted into existing aircraft to improve functionality while reducing the size and weight of on-board motion control systems.
26th April 2017

Encoders step up to help miniaturise electronics

Encoders step up to help miniaturise electronics
Playing a big role in improving the throughput, quality and packing density of wire bonding machines as used by manufacturers of micro-electronic devices, is the tiny vacuum encoder, the MicroE Mercury II encoder by Celera Motion. Available in the UK from INMOCO, the encoder is one-third the size of other encoders, yet is easy to install and set up.
24th March 2017


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