Converse of object

• control: A DC servo controlled motor is used to rotate the disk spindle at 300 rpm.

• use: The brakes use a servo assist unit which relied on the induction vacuum from the old gasoline engine.

• assist: Brakes are excellent, being dual circuit and servo assisted with front disks on 1600, and self-adjusting drums at the rear.

• make: This makes a servo overshoot and then come back - it's what we see as buzzing.

Modifies a noun

• amplifier: The fiber optic servo bus allows the system's " almost dumb " servo amplifiers to be up to 100m apart.

• motor: A hobby servo motor requires a ` control pulse ' on its white wire.

• controller: Various built-in electronic functions are available, ranging from simple speed controls to programmable servo controllers with bus connections.

• drive: Assemblies consist of a smooth bodied servo motor with a compact servo drive directly mounted to the rear.

• valve: Very accurate motion controls are possible using sophisticated servo valves.

• loop: In the latter case, the offending signals are at frequencies much too high to respond to in a servo loop.

Noun used with modifier

• aileron: The aileron servo is mounted in the center of the wing.

• brake: Unusual force required to stop - broken brake servo or air in system.

• vacuum: The brakes are mechanical with a vacuum servo unit.

• ratio: The maximum flow limiter input to the ratio servo limits the engine shaft torque by limiting fuel flow.

• rudder: The rudder servo was also in the same state by then barely controlling the rudder!