Definition of servomotor in English:

servomotor

nounˈsəːvəʊˌməʊtəˈsərvoʊˌmoʊdər

The motive element in a servomechanism.
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Example sentencesExamples
- Unlike similar efforts, Darim uses electronic servomotors instead of hydraulic actuators.
- The company's multicomponent molds typically use servomotors for mold action, rather than hydraulics, providing an all-electric process.
- The right wing could only operate at fifty percent, and also had several damaged servomotors, and melted exhaust ports.
- Another notable transmission development is the addition of servomotors to manual gearboxes to automate clutching and shifting.
- A two-stage spur gear transmits torque between the servomotor and the plasticizing screw.

Definition of servomotor in US English:

servomotor

nounˈsərvoʊˌmoʊdərˈsərvōˌmōdər

The motive element in a servomechanism.
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Example sentencesExamples
- The company's multicomponent molds typically use servomotors for mold action, rather than hydraulics, providing an all-electric process.
- A two-stage spur gear transmits torque between the servomotor and the plasticizing screw.
- Another notable transmission development is the addition of servomotors to manual gearboxes to automate clutching and shifting.
- The right wing could only operate at fifty percent, and also had several damaged servomotors, and melted exhaust ports.
- Unlike similar efforts, Darim uses electronic servomotors instead of hydraulic actuators.

词汇	servomotor
释义	Definition of servomotor in English: servomotor nounˈsəːvəʊˌməʊtəˈsərvoʊˌmoʊdər The motive element in a servomechanism. 伺服电动机 Example sentencesExamples Unlike similar efforts, Darim uses electronic servomotors instead of hydraulic actuators. The company's multicomponent molds typically use servomotors for mold action, rather than hydraulics, providing an all-electric process. The right wing could only operate at fifty percent, and also had several damaged servomotors, and melted exhaust ports. Another notable transmission development is the addition of servomotors to manual gearboxes to automate clutching and shifting. A two-stage spur gear transmits torque between the servomotor and the plasticizing screw. Definition of servomotor in US English: servomotor nounˈsərvoʊˌmoʊdərˈsərvōˌmōdər The motive element in a servomechanism. 伺服电动机 Example sentencesExamples The company's multicomponent molds typically use servomotors for mold action, rather than hydraulics, providing an all-electric process. A two-stage spur gear transmits torque between the servomotor and the plasticizing screw. Another notable transmission development is the addition of servomotors to manual gearboxes to automate clutching and shifting. The right wing could only operate at fifty percent, and also had several damaged servomotors, and melted exhaust ports. Unlike similar efforts, Darim uses electronic servomotors instead of hydraulic actuators.
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