Yaskawa SGML-02AF14 Industrial Servo Motor W200 V200 2.0A 3000R/ Min

Industrial New SERVO MOTORW200 V200 A 2.0 R/Min 3000 Ins B New in box SGML-02AF14
 
 
 
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Customers can attend training courses at Compumotor. Training courses are available on a variety of technical topics as well as product-specific instruction. The courses are designed to give attendees hands-on, practical training with experienced engineers. In many cases, the actual product design engineers will conduct the training. This program provides our customers with a unique opportunity to develop a better understanding of application design, development, and programming. Participants will also develop a better understanding of Parker Hannifin and its commitment to quality products and service.
 
 
Compumotor assures you have access to the latest information by conducting over 100 local seminars and product workshops annually. If you need an in-house presentation, talk to your Automation Technology Center or field application engineer. We can customize programs to your specific requirements.
 
 
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SPINAL LOWER MOTOR NEURONS
Lower motor neurons (LMNs; also called alpha motor neurons) are directly responsible for the generation of force by the muscles they innervate. A motor unit is a single LMN and all of the muscle fibers it innervates. The collection of LMNs that innervate a single muscle (triceps) is called
a motor neuron pool.
You should remember from the spinal cord and brain stem module that LMNs that control proximal and distal muscles are found mainly in the cervical and lumbosacral segments of the spinal cord. At these levels, the LMNs are distributed such that neurons controlling axial muscles lie medial to those LMNs controlling distal muscles, and motor neurons controlling flexors lie dorsal to those controlling extensors. In the thoracic cord below T1, the LMNs are associated only with axial musculature.