EBK LOGIXPRO PLC LAB MANUAL FOR PROGRAM
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Chapter 14, Problem 19RQ
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Function of each axis of a robot arm:
- A robot refers to a series of
mechanical links that are driven by servo motors. - An arm or manipulator is the basic industrial robot used to perform industrial operations.
- Each axis of a robot arm refers to a closed-loop servo control system.
- The last three joints on the robot’s arm are named as the wrist...
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