Servos can be modified to make them rotate 360. I've done it for a number of GWS servos. If the FS3003 uses plastic gears (and I think it does) then its pretty easy. you will have to remove the "nub" that prevents rotation and disconnect the feed-back pot. google for servo modification - there are numerous pages on this topic. PWM control of the servo typically is a 1-2 mS pulse within a 10 mS window. A 1.5 mS pulse is neutral (no rotation), a 1.0 mS pulse is full speed one direction and 2.0 mS is full the other. Proportional values for proportional speeds (i.e. 1.75 mS is half speed, approx). --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, David VanHorn <dvanhorn@c...> wrote: > At 09:27 AM 6/19/2004 -0700, jay marante wrote: > > >i don't know much bout the servo motor except that i have to use PWM to make it rotate. i need some basic info bout it. can i rotate it back-and-forth? also, what should i do to make it rotate more than 360 degree? thanks... > > Most RC servos can't do 360 degree. > > Typically, a pulse of 500uS to 1500uS will drive them from end to end of their range. > > The pulse width tells the servo what position you want.
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Re: futaba S3003 servo
2004-06-19 by Phil
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