Answer / jodhani mukesh

speed of servo motor is more as compered to induction.

Answer / mukesh rana

Servo motor has a closed loop negative feedback system
whereas the general induction motor has feedback mechanisms
(in inbuilt encoder).

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Answer / asanya

Main different between these two motor in induction motor we power source directly but in servo motor we pulse rating. That why its give more accuracy than induction motor

Answer / mojahid

Servo motor provides high torque and easy to give position.this motor eaisly stop as we see in modern lathe machine while induction motor has less torque but high inertia.it stop at slow rate as we see in centre or conventional lathe.

Answer / krishan singh

Servo motor high torque

Answer / rb

torque can be controlled by servo motor

Answer / parvez akhtar

main diff. is that servo motor rotate in both direction i.e
clockwise and anticlockwise But induction motor rotates in
one direction i.e either in clockwise or anticlockwise

Answer / krishnan

if we give supply to induction motor then it start to run
continously but in servo motor it rotates with the ref.
given by its sourse for eg. tankers used in army

Answer / rishi

servo motor has two rotation which is not possible in
inuction motor

Answer / geeparthi

speed constant in servo motor

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