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Does the 1.5g Micro Linear Actuator linear motor actually manage to return to its original position? Are there any integrated feedback systems that help the actuator determine its position precisely? And if so, how accurately do these systems work?
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Yes, the 1.5g micro linear actuator knows its position! There are built-in feedback systems that help him know exactly where he is, and these systems work damn precise! They use different sensor and measuring instruments to determine the position of the motor So he can easily return to his original position. So don’t worry, the little guy always knows where he is