Movement Module (Simple Servo Controller)

[@RoyalCricShorts]

Broo this is exactly i want can u plz give me the pcb design of this pcb or u can just give me all the components u use on this pcb, broo i will be soo thankfull to you plz broo. And i have a question "if this circuit has 6 pins , can it will rotate 2 servo motor?".

[@kitronik]

Hi, and thanks for the questions. The only information I have to hand is the Datasheet. This shows close-ups of the board and has details of its operation and design. I hope this helps; resources.kitronik.co.uk/pdf/2177-kitronik-movement-module-datsheet.pdf

[@RoyalCricShorts]

Thank you sooo much bro, I didn't expect that u gonna reply me.

[@carlteacherman194]

Just found this, excellent and ideal for controlling model railway points operating with a servo motor. Order on it's way.

[@carlteacherman194]

I received my controllers today. It's a shame I can't order direct to France where I live, but I found a good european supplier in Poland called Botland. This little unit is excellent for my needs controlling G scale railway points/turnouts with a long heavy throw. I tried using 3.7 volts from a Lipo battery, and this works for me. The throw control is very accurate. I will need to source some real passing contact switches for remote operation. Simple push-on button switches are not ideal, nor standard reed switches that tend to cause a bounce effect.

[@damian1256]

Can it be used with a brushless esc?

[@kitronik]

Hi Damian, the controller was designed to be used with standard 180 degree SG90 style servos. The board supplies power to the servo and a signal to control movement. If you have servos that function in the same way as a SG90 and has the same power requirements then you may have positive results. There is also a trim pot on the board to help you dial it in for each servo, which can further help. We would advise to stick with the SG90 type servos as they are the only servos we included in development and testing. I hope this helps.

[@mahmoodarshed8814]

Hi, I want to control 4 servo motors with this module with one button, how it's possible? Or there is any other module for several motors ?

[@kitronik]

Hi and thanks for the question. We have a number of options for controlling servos for micro:bit and Pico. While we only have one that has been built with a single control button, the others can all be coded to behave in the same way. You can add a button to your project and have it control all connected servos in the same way. I hope this helps. The links show robotics boards and motor control boards that can also drive servos; kitronik.co.uk/collections/robotics/servo-control

[@mahmoodarshed8814]

@@kitronik thanks a lot for reply

[@Misis1984Afzaal-gj1ps]

Ac servo mini controler ? کیا اے سی سروو موٹر کے لئے بھی کوئی مڈیول دستیاب ہے ؟

[@kitronik]

Hi and thanks for the question, unfortunately we don't stock any at the moment. Sorry that I couldn't not be more help with this.

[@gavinsimnett7606]

How could I change the switch to a reed switch please and how much power do you need to operate it?

[@kitronik]

Hi, thanks for the question. The onboard processor is expecting a momentary pulse from the switch to trigger it and reed switches are not typically momentary. While it may work, it may also lead to unexpected behaviour. As reed switches are not normally momentary then there may be an increase in the current used - as if the switch is always closed there is a small current flowing into the processor. I hope this helps. If you need any further assistance contact [e-mail]

[@spee227]

​@@kitronikcan you do this for a 3.7v battery?

[@kitronik]

@@spee227 Hi, the board is rated for a 5V supply. Although there are ways to boost your supply from 3.7V to 5V, having an actual supply of 5V will always work out better. I hope this helps.

[@Maverick626]

do you guys ship to spain? i kinda need 2 of these for a project , and in your amazon store doesnt show up

[@kitronik]

Huge apologies for not getting back to you sooner! Not sure whether this is still something you're interested in, but yes we do. Under the costings on the webpage, select Spain from the dropdaown under "Buy locally from a partner". Thanks

[@Maverick626]

@@kitronik dont worry , i managed to get a friend to purchase a couple of these before travelling but its good to know for future reference

[@ayyhmed]

If there was a feature to center the servos, this product would blow up among RC hobby builders

[@kitronik]

Hi, and thanks for the question. There's a handy onboard trimmer potentiometer that can be adjusted with a small screwdriver. I hope this helps.

[@deathpr00f777]

Any local USA suppliers?

[@kitronik]

Hi, this hasn't been picked up by any of our US distributors yet. Hopefully soon.

[@markmanypenny4787]

Digikey has them...

[@alfiz9943]

It must have type-C power input!