38. Arduino for Production! AVR - Controlling a Hobby Servo Using the Internal PWM
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In this video, I control a hobby servo using the internal PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) feature of the AVR Atmega32 (atmega324 specifically).
This tutorial will work with all analog servos that accept a PWM signal. Hobby servos that are generally in this realm are Hitec Servos, Futaba servos, Parallax servos, and many other analog hobby servos.
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