bought the nina b306 to use the sensors to collect data and drive a rc servo for airbrakes on a model rocket.
Dose the nina B306 support driving a servo?
bought the nina b306 to use the sensors to collect data and drive a rc servo for airbrakes on a model rocket.
Dose the nina B306 support driving a servo?
So, for servos you need to use an MCU that can output PWM signals…the NIN-B306 does not have PWM-capable pins broken-out :-/
We allow returns within 30 days if you need to swap to a different MCU…or you can add most any basic MCU to just do the PWM (esp32, arduino, etc…most any basic MCU should work, just ensure in the SPECS section it mentions that is has PWM output. Also ensure it has enough of them if you need to drive multiple servos)
I just made it work using your micro servo, the b306, and the example code.
Thank you
John Woodyard