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A stepper motor is a type of electric motor that rotates in discrete steps rather than continuously like a conventional motor. It is able to hold its position without power and can be precisely controlled through digital electronics. While stepper motors are simpler and cheaper than servo motors, servos are required for applications requiring high speed, accuracy, or torque beyond what steppers can provide. Variable reluctance stepper motors have a solid steel rotor that moves to minimize magnetic reluctanc
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