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Micro Servo SG90

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RWF 4,500

The Micro Servo SG90 is a tiny and lightweight servo motor designed for various applications in robotics and electronics projects. Ideal for beginners and hobbyists, this servo motor offers high output power while maintaining a compact size, making it perfect for projects where space is limited.

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The Micro Servo SG90 is a tiny and lightweight servo motor designed for various applications in robotics and electronics projects. Ideal for beginners and hobbyists, this servo motor offers high output power while maintaining a compact size, making it perfect for projects where space is limited.

Speed 0.1 sec/60 degrees (at 5V)
Torque 1.8 kg/cm (at 5V)
Weight 9 g
Voltage 4.8V - 6.0V
Material Plastic and Metal Gear
Connector 3-pin
Dimensions 22.5 x 11.5 x 31 mm
Control Signal PWM
Rotation Range 180 degrees
Operating Temperature -30°C to 60°C

Overview

The Micro Servo SG90 is a versatile and compact servo motor that is widely used in robotics and DIY electronics projects. With its lightweight design and strong performance, it is suitable for a variety of applications, from model airplanes to robotic arms.


What's in the box

  1. 1 x Micro Servo SG90
  2. 1 x Servo Horn
  3. 1 x Set of Mounting Hardware

Key features

  1. Compact and lightweight design
  2. High output power for its size
  3. Easy to control with standard PWM signals
  4. Wide operating voltage range (4.8V to 6.0V)
  5. 360-degree rotation capability
  6. Durable construction for long-lasting performance

How it works

The Micro Servo SG90 operates using Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) signals. By varying the width of the pulse sent to the servo, you can control its position and movement. This makes it easy to integrate into various projects, whether you're building a robot or a simple mechanical system.

Getting started

  1. Connect the servo motor to your microcontroller or servo controller.
  2. Power the servo with a suitable voltage (between 4.8V and 6.0V).
  3. Send PWM signals to the servo to control its position.
  4. Experiment with different pulse widths to see how the servo responds.

Wiring / connections

Connect the servo motor to your control board as follows:

  1. Red wire to positive voltage (VCC)
  2. Brown wire to ground (GND)
  3. Orange wire to the PWM control signal

Tips & troubleshooting

  1. Ensure the power supply is within the specified voltage range.
  2. Check connections if the servo does not respond.
  3. Use a suitable PWM signal frequency (typically around 50Hz).

Safety notes

Always handle the servo motor carefully to avoid damage. Ensure proper voltage levels to prevent overheating.

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