It consists of a suitable motor coupled to a sensor for position feedback. Servo Motors comes in different sizes and shapes, but the basic working principle of all Servo Motors is exactly the same. This is High-Torque MG996R Servo Motor that I have used in this Tutorial. MG996R is an upgraded version of MG995 Servo Motor, and features upgraded shock-proofing and a redesigned PCB and IC control system that makes it much more accurate than its predecessor. Servo Motor Rotation Problem and how to solve this? Servo motors are also used in industries for labeling and packaging etc.Servo motors are most commonly used in robots for precise positioning, these are used in Grippers, Pick and place a mechanism, robotic Arms joints, etc.With no static loads on the motor, no current is required to hold the position.Stable and shock proof double ball bearing design.The gearing and motor have also been upgraded to improve dead bandwidth and centering. Your servo may behave erratically, and you may find that this only happens when the Arduino is plugged into certain USB ports. This is because the servo draws quite a lot of power, especially as the motor is starting up, and this sudden high demand can be enough to drop the voltage on the Arduino board, so that it resets itself. The same thing happened to me, my Arduino was resetting and I wasn’t able to achieve the smooth movement and accurate positioning. I solved this problem by making an external power supply for my servo motor. Servo Motor Power Supply Circuit Diagram: Let’s have a look at the circuit diagram. This schematic is designed in cadsoft eagle 9.1.0 version. If you want to learn how to make a schematic and PCB then watch my tutorial. J1 is the dc female power jack this is where you connect your 12v adaptor or a battery. This voltage should be greater than 6 volts and less than the max input voltage of 7805 voltage regulator the recommended voltages are 9 to 18 volts. A 25v 470 UF capacitor is connected between the output and ground pins. The output of the voltage regulator is connected with the supply wire of the servo motor. The ground wire of the servo motor is connected with the regulator ground and also with the Arduino’s ground. While the signal wire is connected with the Arduino’s pin number 3. This is the final circuit the components are soldered as per the circuit diagram. The supply wire of the servo motor, which is the red wire, is connected with the output leg of the 7805 voltage regulator, and the brown wire which is the ground wire is connected with the middle leg of the 7805 voltage regulator and a 470UF capacitor is connected between the output and ground.

This is the ground wire and should be connected with the Arduino’s ground. The yellow wire is the signal wire and it can be connected with any PWM pin of the Arduino, in my case I will connect this with pin number 3 of the Arduino.

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