Pak 5 vs Pak 8
I am controlling several servos on a RC airplane.
I am looking at using either the PAK-V or PAK-VIII from
www.al-williams.com/awce to control the servos.
Is there any advantage to using the PAK-VIII? It seems that the PAK-V is
simpler to use.
Thanks for any advice in selecting one of these over the other.
I am looking at using either the PAK-V or PAK-VIII from
www.al-williams.com/awce to control the servos.
Is there any advantage to using the PAK-VIII? It seems that the PAK-V is
simpler to use.
Thanks for any advice in selecting one of these over the other.
Comments
dimming lights and controlling motor speeds, among other things. However, it
won't let you control a servo -- the cycle time is too fast.
The PAK-VIII, on the other hand, lets you set the on and off times easily to
whatever you want. That means you can do what a PAK-V does, but you can also
handle things like servos.
If you'd like an example have a look at
http://www.al-williams.com/awce/servobot.htm
Regards,
Al Williams
AWC
* Floating point A/D
http://www.al-williams.com/awce/pak9.htm
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> I am looking at using either the PAK-V or PAK-VIII from
> www.al-williams.com/awce to control the servos.
> Is there any advantage to using the PAK-VIII? It seems that the PAK-V is
> simpler to use.
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The PAK-V generates PWM like the Stamp generates PWM. That is
suitable for
dimming lights and controlling motor speeds, among other things.
However, it
won't let you control a servo -- the cycle time is too fast.
The PAK-VIII, on the other hand, lets you set the on and off times
easily to
whatever you want. That means you can do what a PAK-V does, but you
can also
handle things like servos.
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> I am controlling several servos on a RC airplane.
> I am looking at using either the PAK-V or PAK-VIII from
> www.al-williams.com/awce to control the servos.
> Is there any advantage to using the PAK-VIII? It seems that the
PAK-V is
> simpler to use.
>