Motorized mechanisms in a PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) camera allow for panning by utilizing precision motors, gears, and controllers. The pan function is achieved by the motorized mechanism physically moving the camera horizontally along a designated axis. This movement is controlled and coordinated by the camera's internal processor and software, which receives signals from a user or automated system.
The motorized mechanism is typically equipped with sensors to ensure accurate positioning and smooth movement during panning. These sensors provide feedback to the controller, allowing it to adjust the speed and direction of the motor as needed. Additionally, the motorized mechanism is designed to handle various speeds and angles of panning, providing flexibility and versatility in capturing different views.
Overall, motorized mechanisms play a crucial role in enabling the PTZ camera to pan smoothly and precisely, enhancing its capabilities in surveillance, monitoring, and capturing dynamic scenes.