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Servo Selector CSV Minimum Field Specification (selection-value.csv)

To improve page loading speed and front-end parsing efficiency, selection-value.csv uses a minimal field set while keeping the file name unchanged. Please provide data strictly according to the headers and rules below.

Output fields in this order and with these exact names (case-sensitive):

PRODUCT,PROTOCOL TYPE,INPUT VOLTAGE,MAX STALL TORQUE,MAX CONTINUOUS TORQUE,NO LOAD SPEED,MOTOR TYPE,REDUCTION RATIO,GEAR MATERIAL,APPEARANCE,CASE MATERIAL,DIMENSIONS,WEIGHT,link,Images
  • PRODUCT: Product model (e.g., RA8-U25H-M)
  • PROTOCOL TYPE: Communication protocol (UART/RS-485/CAN/PWM)
  • INPUT VOLTAGE: Input voltage (e.g., 6.0-8.4v)
  • MAX STALL TORQUE: Stall torque (e.g., 2.45 N·m (25 kg·cm))
  • MAX CONTINUOUS TORQUE: Dynamic torque (e.g., 0.88 N·m (9 kg·cm))
  • NO LOAD SPEED: No-load speed (e.g., 51 rpm (0.198 sec/60°))
  • MOTOR TYPE: Motor type (Iron motor/Brushless etc.)
  • REDUCTION RATIO: Reduction ratio (e.g., 273:1)
  • GEAR MATERIAL: Gear material (e.g., Copper)
  • APPEARANCE: Appearance (Single-shaft/Dual-shaft etc.)
  • CASE MATERIAL: Case material (e.g., Aluminum; use - for unknown values)
  • DIMENSIONS: Dimensions (e.g., 40 × 20 × 40 mm)
  • WEIGHT: Weight (e.g., 63 g)
  • link: Product detail page link (optional)
  • Images: Thumbnail URL (only one small or medium-size image is recommended, preferably in WebP)

Entry and Format Requirements

  • Encoding: UTF-8 (without BOM).
  • Delimiter: comma ,.
  • Images: Keep only one thumbnail URL to reduce concurrent requests and first-screen load pressure.
  • Units:
  • Use one torque format consistently, either N·m or kg·cm.
  • Use one speed format consistently, either rpm or sec/60°.
  • Reduction ratio: enter 273:1 directly; the page will display it as needed, with no 273:01:00 required.
  • Optional fields: use - for unknown values.

Alignment with Page Logic

The page reads and renders the fields above directly, so no front-end changes are required. Keeping only one thumbnail in Images gives the best first-screen performance.

Example

See data/Value.sample.csv.