Servo controllers
Kotobuki
Posts: 82
Hi All,
Once again the great folks at Parallax came to the rescue with my HexCrawler project. I needed some servo controller boards, (both models of which are now retired), and Andy in the tech department just sent me a couple. And I am not even that good of a customer. You can bet that after the holiday, I am going to order a bunch of sensors and accessories for my 'bot!
I am just wondering, is Parallax designing a new servo board?
Thank you Parallax for being such a great company! (And yes, I will start learning the Propeller post haste...)
Best of the season to all,
Merry Christmas!!!
Joe
Once again the great folks at Parallax came to the rescue with my HexCrawler project. I needed some servo controller boards, (both models of which are now retired), and Andy in the tech department just sent me a couple. And I am not even that good of a customer. You can bet that after the holiday, I am going to order a bunch of sensors and accessories for my 'bot!
I am just wondering, is Parallax designing a new servo board?
Thank you Parallax for being such a great company! (And yes, I will start learning the Propeller post haste...)
Best of the season to all,
Merry Christmas!!!
Joe
Comments
There was some discussion a while back about a Propeller servo controller.
I personally think a Propeller Project board with some headers soldered on it would make a great servo controller.
For both my 32-servo demo and my popsicle stick hexapod, I used a QuickStart board as a servo controller.
I'm using a Propeller Proto Board to control the 18 servos on the little hexapod Paul K gave me.
It seems like there's often need for more than just servos in a project so my preference would be to use a general purpose board like the Project board than to use a dedicated servo control board.