Description:

Need a tiny servo for a tiny task? Try the SG90 Micro Plastic Gear Servo! This servo is great for scanning type sensors, tiny robots, and more! Each servo comes with a variety of horns.

These servos use a standard PWM signal to control them. The Arduino does a great job of controlling PWM Servos, making it ideal for a variety of robotic projects. But sometimes powering these servos can be problematic. Powering servos from the Arduinos 5v regulator leads to underpowered servos, limited by both voltage and current. With other sensor systems, connecting a servo to an external power supply requires multiple cables or boards, defeating the purpose of a sensor shield. The RobotGeek Sensor Shield solves this problem with 2 jumpers to control the output voltage of the 6 PWM channels on the Arduino. Just move the jumper from 5V to Vin ans your servo will start to draw power from your Arduinos input voltage supply. Just plug in a 6v power supply into your Arduino, and youll be able to power and control 6 RobotGeek Servos with no problem!

Features:

Operating Voltage 6 V

No-load Speed 0.10sec/60 degree

Stall Torque 1.3kg.cm or 18.09oz.in

Operating Angle 180 degree

Weight 9g

Size 23.2x12.5x22 mm

Operating Voltage 4.8-6V (Recommended Voltage 6V)

Control Protocol PWM

Cable Lenght 200mm

Material Plastic Body and Metal Gears