Motion Made Easy | Yaskawa Incremental & Absolute Motion

In this segment, we’ll demonstrate how to execute both incremental and absolute motion using the Yaskawa Sigma Logix drive. Understanding the difference between these two motion types is key to optimizing your machine’s performance. Incremental motion moves the axis a specific distance from its current position, while absolute motion moves it to a defined position on the scale. I’ll show you how to trigger both commands using the Add-On Instructions, and what to look for when verifying motion is working as expected.

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