Motion Control Technology

The heart of a multi-axis automation system is the ability to synchronize the motion of multiple motors to a designated “master” source device.   Depending on the machine application, the source device may be an encoder device measuring web travel, position feedback from another motor, or an IIS virtual motor. A Virtual Motor creates an internal master source that is software-configured to provide virtual distance, speed, and acceleration commands. Learn more>

Download White Paper Learn about how IIS’s Emerald products offer universal motion technology that combines real-time functions in a unique, software-based mechanical/electrical environment to address the complexities of modern automation control. Synchronization between the source device and a servomotor is achieved using the Emerald electronic gear ratio or electronic cam motion functions. Learn more>

Steppers Deliver Servo Performance By using integral encoder feedback, no loss of shaft position under peak torque conditions and quiet operation are key benefits.  Learn more>

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