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02/21/2008 11:28 AM

whats the basic difference between servo motors and stepper motors principle and constructionwise?

will you please justify there application ?
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02/21/2008 6:14 PM

Please...Please...Please...

Take the time to register...

You are in school for a reason.

It probably took more effort to find this site than it will take to find the answer to your homework.

Google...wikipedia...your library...your course textbook... all great places to learn from.

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02/21/2008 10:27 PM

Corect!! get through graduation, work some years in industry then come to CR4.

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02/26/2008 6:03 AM

On-line encyclopaediae can answer these questions in a fraction of the time a CR4 reader can!

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