Verification of the correct functioning of the M2 axial and tangent actuators in the closed-loop mode

SITCOMTN-096

This technote is the description for the test case is to verify the correct functioning of the axial actuators in the closed-loop mode by assessing the linear relation between measured/applied forces and motor steps.

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