Servo Motors and V12 Engines

A servo is a smaller usually electric motor used to operate some remote device. As for the firing order of a V12 engine it depends upon who's engine it is! Not all engines have the same firing order!

Yes u can run petrol engine with the help of compressed air but most suitable application to run on compressed air is air motor which might be more efficient than petrol engine.

What is firing order for v12 engine?

Hi the firing order of the jaguar v12 engine is

1A 6B 5A 2B 3A 4B 6A 1B 2A 5B 4A 3B

A=right hand cylinder bank

B=left hand cylinder bank

servo motor is type of motor may be AC or DC.

having quick acceleration and deceleration ability.

the torque at any RPM is constant.

in servo u can get perfect angular position of shaft.

this motor are mostly used in automation.

just go through below link

http://www.seattlerobotics.org/guide/servos.html

If you really want to use a gas engine for an air motor or a compressor you will have to design a custom cam for it. I remember a kit that turned a Volkswagen engine into a self powered air compressor by using one bank to supply power and the other side to pump air. It does work. That kit did include a special cam.

What makes any motor a servo motor is the application of negative feedback to control the motor. DC electric motors are some of the easiest motors to do this so they are often labeled as a servo motor but it's applying the negative feedback itself that makes it a servo motor. The engine and transmission system of many of todays cars become a servo motor when in cruise control.

Firing order for Detroit Diesel V-12 engines is different for RH and LH rotation.

RH = 1L-6L-3R-5R-3L-5L-2R-4R-2L-4L-1R-6R

LH = 1L-6R-1R-4L-2L-4R-2R-5L-3L-5R-3R-6L

Rotation is as viewed from the front of the engine. Good luck.

a servo motor is a device which can move a specified amt when sent the appropriate signal. These are often used in radio controled model planes. Of course they are also used in industry where precise control is necessary.