want to run the two servo motor using nrf52832

[ps_anu]

Hi... folks .. i am using nRF52840 development kit , i need to control the two servo motor using ble commands . I need to control the angle and speed of two motors , suggest me how to archieve this ...i tried with pwm_library i can able to control the speed only and not the angle .  sugegest me an idea

[haakonsh]

What do you mean by "i tried with pwm_library i can able to control the speed only and not the angle ."? What observations have you made? Does the output of the PWM library not match what you'd expect, if so show us how it differs?

[ps_anu]

look , pwm_library example , i am using this function     APP_ERROR_CHECK(app_pwm_channel_duty_set(&PWM1, 1, value) to vary the speed . Now my question how to control the angle of the motor ? i need to set the motor at varies degree

[haakonsh]

A TIMER based PWM, by connecting a TIMER's COMPARE event to a GPIOTE's OUT task, you can create a PWM. You can search Devzone for implementation details as this question has been asked lots of times.

app_pwm_channel_duty_set, the channel number is linked to a specific pin, each app_pwm instance can serve multiple outputs, given they share the same period. 

[ps_anu]

can you share some post related to that..timer based pwm .. i am finding very difficult to control the angle of the motor 

[haakonsh]

What kind of motor are you using?

[ps_anu]

servo motor..FR5311M .

[haakonsh]

Is that a continuous rotation servo or not, you need an encoder to find the angle of any continuous servo/motor. 

Can you share the datasheet of your motor?

[ps_anu]

Sure , it has encoder too .. No datasheet is available for this motor . Reference link 

https://www.robotshop.com/en/fr5311m-digital-servo-standard-continuous-rotation.html

https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/477394/calibrating-feetech-fr5311m-digital-servo

[haakonsh]

Those two links show pictures of two different devices with the same product name, which version do you have, 3-pin or 4-pin?

[ps_anu]

4 pins

[haakonsh]

So what kind of signal are you supposed to capture on the 4th wire?