About Servo ?
Servos are extremely useful in robotics and are extremely powerful for their size. Servo has a DC motor, a series of gears, potentiometer, and control circuit. It has three pins, like signal pin for PWM, Vcc (+) pin for power supply, and Ground (-) pin. We need 5 Volt DC and PWM signal to be running the servo. The wires varies with different brands the pictures below show the socket configuration for Futaba (equal with GWS servo) and Hitec.
Reference : http://www.coastalplanes.com/articles/pinout.htm
555 Timer can generate the PWM signal to control the angle of servo rotation. The circuit below from http://sarconastic.tripod.com/servodriver.html is a 555 Timer PWM generator.
Servo PWM Signal
Servo motor rotation angle is set based on the pulse width that sent to it. The folowing picture show that if the servo gets 1.5 ms high pulse every 20 ms, wiill make the servo turn to 90 degrees. If the pulse shorter than 1.5 ms, then the motor will turn the shaft to closer to 0 degress. If the pulse is longer than 1.5ms, the shaft turns closer to 180 degress.
Servo motor rotation angle is set based on the pulse width that sent to it. The folowing picture show that if the servo gets 1.5 ms high pulse every 20 ms, wiill make the servo turn to 90 degrees. If the pulse shorter than 1.5 ms, then the motor will turn the shaft to closer to 0 degress. If the pulse is longer than 1.5ms, the shaft turns closer to 180 degress.
PWM Signal
555 Timer Circuit
555 Timer can generate the PWM signal to control the angle of servo rotation. The circuit below from http://sarconastic.tripod.com/servodriver.html is a 555 Timer PWM generator.
To learn more about the schematic : http://sarconastic.tripod.com/servodriver.html
Testing
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