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Using MINI-M4 for STM32 as a Servo Motor Controller

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Author: Val Gretchev

Last Updated: 2016-02-22

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Category: Internal MCU modules

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In this example I use general-purpose timer 3, channels 1 and channel 2 to drive a pair of servo-motors in a pan and tilt mechanism. The included test program provides a convenient way to send multiple seek commands to position the servos over their complete range of motion.

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Pan and Tilt Mechanism

Pan and Tilt Mechanism

This device can support a small video camera.

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Exercising the servo mechanism.

This video shows the interaction between the PC test program and the servo code driving the pan and tilt mechanism.

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