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Meaning of "micromotor"

micromotor (noun): A small motor, typically used in electronic devices or machinery where precise movements are required
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  • A microscopic motor.

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Micromotor cord and scaler cord maintenance.
This invention concerns a micromotor of the electromagnetic type.
The micromotor of the programmer stops.
The power to the handpiece is provided by the micromotor.
Stepping micromotor capable of rotation in both senses.
The invention concerns an electromagnetic micromotor.
Micromotor with integrated light.
An axial flux electromagnetic micromotor is described.
Electromagnetic micromotor for use in watch movements of small dimensions.
Preferably the motor is an electrical micromotor.
Micromotor that makes it possible to direct a satellite to the desired position.
Clean the electrical contacts of the micromotor cord connectors.
This micromotor is immersed in the transmission liquid and presents electronic controls.
Therefore the power is provided by micromotor and internal gearings.
The marking element may be moved by a mechanical system driven by a micromotor.

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Such as a micromotor.
The field then increases to transmit the required power to the micromotor.
The hair roots are removed using a micromotor with very fine hollow needles.
The principle is identical except that the air is compressed by an electric micromotor.
Do not worry if the connection of the micromotor is different from that of the armchair.
The micromotor and the roller are mounted in the device with the control unit.
Front group rotating extension system with Micromotor.
Radial field electrostatic micromotor produced using a photolithographic micromanufacturing technique and a process for producing said micromotor.
The donors from this area are removed with great care by the Micromotor method.
MEMS micromotor and timepiece equipped with this micromotor.
How to maintain a saeshin medipower micromotor correctly?
Micromotor USM is used to bring down the cost of the lens.
An axial flux electromagnetic micromotor of the type comprising,.
Micromotor type motor with full-time manual focusing.
An electromagnetic micromotor of the type comprising ;.
Speed-increasing handpiece is driven by electrical motor, also known as micromotor.
In the case of a handpiece driven by a micromotor, said socket encloses a micromotor.
A micromotor according to claim 1 wherein the inner and outer sleeves are coaxially shrunk.
In this embodiment the electric leads 6 supplying the micromotor are continuous.
This micromotor is formed from two electrostatic actuators of the comb-drive type connected in series.
In a second arrangement, the actuator device is a micromotor connected to the cable.
The micromotor 21 may for example be an autosynchronous motor.
The arrangement inside the case of micromotor 1 is identical to that described previously.
In addition, they can be pneumatic or electric, the most common being the pneumatic micromotor.
Alternatively, a separate switch of micromotor 1 can be arranged.
For example, each drive head of the mechanical shelf 4 may have its own individual micromotor.
The micromotor 15 and the eccentric may be accommodated as a structural unit in a housing 12.
Timepiece comprising a gear-train which is driven in rotation by a MEMS micromotor according to claim 1.
The micromotor 15 and the eccentric maybe accommodated as a structural unit in a housing 12.
In this embodiment, the drive system 1 is preferably a micromotor.
Processing unit 11 controls micromotor 17 such that hands 7 indicate a preferred orientation in the position determining mode.
Because it 's a jewelry show, so we bring the jewelry micromotor handpieces.
Typical instruments are, for example, micromotor and turbine drills, light curers, water sprays, and similar.
A device according to claim 4, wherein said motor is an electrical micromotor.
Aboue, View of nil electromagnetic micromotor tlic iize o / r a pencil lead.

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