Solenoid Actuator?

From: "mtowns" <imarcoam@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 4 Jul 2006 11:12:51 -0700

I am trying to actuate a metal rod to move with certain different
velocities. I am hoping to use a solenoid and a velocity-sensing
feedback system. The output should be appropriate for pusing a
weighted piano key. Is this feasable? Are soleniod actuators avaliable
pre-assembled, or would I have to make one myself? Thanks.

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