RE: Servo MG996R With nRF52840

Karl Ylvisaker — Mon, 21 Sep 2020 13:37:03 GMT

Hello,

I have to echo what @awneil already has said here; could you elaborate what you mean when you say that it is 'creating some issue ( not moving correctly )'? How is it moving, and how does it differ from what you would have expected?
Could you also upload the specific datasheets you are referencing? Just to make sure that we are on the same page about this.

Without having seen the datasheets; is the control of these different servos exactly the same? Is their period / frequency the same, for example? My hunch is that this could differ between the two different motors.

[quote user=""]So is there any servo library or .h file so we can use angle logic as available in Arduino.[/quote]

Unfortunately we do not provide arduino-style code libraries for specific components, no. However, most of these libraries are in really just a general peripheral library - like the ones we provide in our SDK - configured to the specific component.
Have you seen the PWM Library, as demonstrated in the PWM Library example, or the PWM Driver as demonstrated in the PWM driver example?
I highly recommend making use of either the library or driver directly, to control your servos - instead of toggling pins with nrf_delays.
Your above approach will not generate a stable waveform, especially not if you intend to combine it with BLE.
There are also many posts on the forum already, describing how to control servos using either the library or driver - I highly recommend taking a look at either of these, to see how it can be done.

Please do not hesitate to ask if anything should be unclear, or if you encounter any issues or questions!

Best regards,
Karl

RE: Servo MG996R With nRF52840

awneil — Fri, 18 Sep 2020 13:25:23 GMT

[quote userid="67200" url="~/f/nordic-q-a/66098/servo-mg996r-with-nrf52840"]But MG996R create some issues (not moving correctly).
[/quote]

What "issues", exactly?

In what way(s) is it not "correct"?

What have you done to verify that your code is actually generating the correct timings?

Have you looked at the Arduino code to see what it actually does?