SERVO CONTINUOUS ROTATION MOD WITH PWM ROTATION/SPEED CONTROL

[@keiyano]

To people wondering how to control the angle etc. The servo is still controlled via pwm. The problem is the servo will not stop at the angle. So inorder to get an angle ud have to stop it at the right timing. For example since the servo can do 60 degress in 100ms (0.10s) youd need to stop the servo in about 1.5 to 1.6 ms to move 1 degree. I dont know how to do it using dedicated PWM hardware on MCU but you can use Digitalwrite and delay(milliseconf version). For this servo you have to keep Digital Pin high for 500us for servo to start moving forward. At 1500us it moves backwards.

[@DroneVideoTV]

thx mate, i was trying to trick the potentiometer electronically but i had no success. Great simple solution, i owe you a beer🍻

[@bluebirdfan100]

Thanks, used this with an Arduino to turn my model ships radar dish and allows me to fine tune the rotation speed.

[@El_VerGalarga1]

He buscado Muchos videos y sin querer después de tiempo me salio tus videos👌👌👌 Igual el video para el tester👌👌 Justamente hace una semana me llegaron estos servos y quería ver algo similar a esto

[@kbssaprodussoes]

mine has a brass pin on the potenciometer all the way to the final gear, also this pin is the axle that the two gear rotate around, i have desoldered it and used a trimpot in the place and it worked!!

[@MotzaYT]

hi i found that i had the exact same problem but if you get the plastic stumps out of the way you can get it to 360

[@buyme1store222]

It was what i looking for...great it works...thanks

[@TW39]

Can u program the servo to speed up an stay like that with out the arduino

[@paulbautista3926]

Great Video! Im planning to use this in the Rc Conversion of my 1/35 tank. But just to clarify, the speed of the rotation is in relation to the transmitter right? Like if it the modified servo is connected to the transmitter's throttle stick channel, the speed of the servo's rotation depends on how I push the throttle stick?

[@Hypergames555]

Yes

[@paisal8450]

vuen bideo gracias menos mal que lo encontre llevava mucho tiwmpo buscando como modificar un SG90. sigue así saludos desde venesuela

[@ChristoSantos]

Con esta modificación puedo regular que quede fijo ejemplo a 250 grados? Y que mantenga la fuerza como los servos no modificados, o es solo giro continúo

[@adityapatil1325]

Will I be able to control the angle of the servo even after detaching it from the potentiometer? I need it to rotate from -720 to +720 with precise angle feedback

[@MyWillyboi]

I believe you want to use a rotary encoder in place of potentiometer , like in the optical computer mice if what you seek is precision, that's the way to go! Cheers

[@pathless1635]

@@MyWillyboi Is there a way to use code to control the angle or replacing the poti is the only way ?

[@danielmarzinotto6188]

Thank you my friend

[@muhammadwibisonojanuar7793]

About receiver, can I have a look at the detail about the receiver?

[@shivavrd2154]

Please let me know how to know the minimum and maximum values of my servo motor

[@jumbo999614]

I bought this online and it's already set to be continuous. I don't know what to use with it.

[@rubenbag731]

y he puesto el programa para que gire a un lado o a otro pero no lo hace , vibra en el punto intermedio , sime puede ayudar se lo agradecería , es para un proyecto

[@williammontenegrochamorro4191]

Buenos días, Me sirve éste servo para el mecanismo de movimiento de ojos de una figura?. gracias

[@h.r.esystems3049]

Depende de cómo es el mecanismo. no te puedo decir, pero debería

[@rubenbag731]

he seguido todos tus pasos , pero el servo solo me gira en una dirección o en la otra pero sin parar , intento regular el potenciómetro pero cuando se queda en el punto intermedio vibra el potenciómetro

[@h.r.esystems3049]

Es posible que sea un problema del servo. hay unos SG90 muy baratos que no se centras solos por mucho que lo intentes. Yo los compré y tuve el mismo problema. Desgraciadamente que yo sepa no hay forma de solucionarlo

[@D4RK4NG3L_]

Using tx does it still reverse and have speed control?

[@vanessaworkman3103]

yes

[@juancarlosmartinezmoreno9241]

Disculpa, como se llama ese conteolador de servo la caja negra

[@Jhon-lu2ui]

Es un receptor de radiofrecuencia FlySky FS - GT3C

[@paulalexiscruzcastillo9946]

como lo podría controlar con un Arduino? deseo que gire en un sentido a poca velocidad y que pare cuando se lo indique.

[@denniswoycheshen]

Use a stepper motor

[@sirGie000]

Cool!....but Can i still use a code to control its speed and direction?

[@h.r.esystems3049]

Yep. Everything still working as normal

[@sirGie000]

@@h.r.esystems3049 thanks! :)

[@PKP510]

I tried but I can’t get it to reverse direction

[@karyrus6384]

@@PKP510 try 0 degree

[@dinhtuan752]

ok

[@kadirhaldenbilen6149]

So where is PWM, where is the control? You just have a 360 servo. That's it.

[@murilo7165]

The servo works with pwm, this is not a 360 servo as it does not have angle control, this is basically a motor with reduction and H bridge included, using pwm you control the direction and speed of the motor, useful in some projects

[@MrRonhof]

Super ,Top

[@noesf1718]

Buen video pero subtitulalo en español saluditos desde Lugo crack

[@h.r.esystems3049]

Gracias. Me pondré a ello ;)

[@tahanprahara]

Is it Can to control the speed??

[@rubenbag731]

tengo un probelma

[@rsrvlogging1664]

Bro mine is spinning soo fast

[@skrt1374]

Use pwm

[@LinkmanVN]

Nice hack but how to control the speed ?

[@h.r.esystems3049]

The speed is controlled by the pwm signal of the receiver

[@vertaniacity9113]

@@h.r.esystems3049 ????

[@h.r.esystems3049]

So. With a remote controller for example. You can regulate the speed when the pwm values are at between 0-30. All over that makes the servo rotate at full speed

[@vertaniacity9113]

thank you very much ! I tired blynk but didnt get it to work!

[@elektrik-elektronikmuhendi6985]

code?

[@h.r.esystems3049]

There's no code. This is just a hardware modification to allow 360° rotation.

[@Puskowa]

wutafak is dis xd

[@franciscodepaula-m7d]

PATETICO

[@exequielvargas3605]

Hi, I wrote you on Instagram, I want to ask you something