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yea admin , the videos on that link aint working,, dunno if its my pc.well about mounting the sensor on a servo,, the sensor has a vision angle of -50 to +50 degreesso its hard to know the exact direction of the human,, or do you mean when turnin the servo to the right and it detecs so the +50 axis of the sensor is the way to the human?is it used for exact locating of the direction? maybe if ist a spot directing sensor it would help a lot more.i have another question about the servo carring the sensor, how can someone make a servo move so slow? and do u need an encoder to monitor the servo direction?
well about mounting the sensor on a servo,, the sensor has a vision angle of -50 to +50 degreesso its hard to know the exact direction of the human,
i have another question about the servo carring the sensor,how can someone make a servo move so slow? and do u need an encoder to monitor the servo direction?
Velocity The servo turn rate, or transit time, is used for determining servo rotational velocity. This is the amount of time it takes for the servo to move a set amount, usually 60 degrees. For example, suppose you have a servo with a transit time of 0.17sec/60 degrees at no load. This means it would take nearly half a second to rotate an entire 180 degrees. More if the servo were under a load. This information is very important if high servo response speed is a requirement of your robot application. It is also useful for determining the maximum forward velocity of your robot if your servo is modified for full rotation. Remember, the worst case turning time is when the servo is at the minimum rotation angle and is then commanded to go to maximum rotation angle, all while under load. This can take several seconds on a very high torque servo.
Signal Wire (Yellow/Orange/White wire) While the black and red wires provide power to the motor, the signal wire is what you use to command the servo. The general concept is to simply send an ordinary logic square wave to your servo at a specific wave length, and your servo goes to a particular angle (or velocity if your servo is modified). The wavelength directly maps to servo angle.