When higher voltage linear actuators make sense
Lately I have been reviewing different approaches to linear motion and noticed that voltage choice often comes up later than it should. While planning a mechanism with repeated forward and backward movement I realized that power requirements can influence stability and consistency. Stroke length and load are usually discussed first but voltage seems just as important once everything is connected. I am trying to understand in which cases higher voltage actuators are considered and how people factor this into early planning without complicating the system too much.


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