Nice video, Jonathan. You give just enough info to get started with a simple real world scenario, and it was interesting to see some of the screens in PSOC Creator. I'll check out your other videos soon.
I think that you need to explain a little more about why the way you do it is the right way and what we never should do with PSoC. Also maybe about the benefits of the best way you used, if there also another ways to do the same thing :) For me who never worked with PSoC this a hard to get the points.
Let's say you calibrate it with an Arduino, so it perfectly stops at 90° when the signal is 1.5 ms, when you make your tests with PSoC, you can find the stall point is not exactly at 1.5 ms, it's a little bit under that value
just perfect video and good explanation with experience.. please i would like to run my stepper motor with driver and some motor with encoder nema 34..so, any idea how can connect all stuffs any chance demonstrate i really appreciated. am looking for nothing in you tubue who is really doing with psoc specially this kit what you have.. i have similar but can't use for my stepper motors..i use arudino ide and all sketches in youtbue can find easyly but arudino not much enough for run my stuffs.. so, please who can help on this issue ??? thanks and regards, Talga
The servo itself doesn't have memory so can't return to initial position by itself. what you can do is write a code to tell it to move to a spot, wait a delay, then move to the starting spot. each position has a PWM 'number' so its just finding what number goes where
@@jo3no I want to control a dc toy motor, It must firstly be in high speed mode and then low-speed, also it must turn clockwise first and than counter clockwise. I still dont understand the period and the compare value.
@@alihandalkilic1181 hmm if it's a DC motor you can use PWM to slow it down for low speed mode. But if you want to change direction, you will need to use a H bridge to control that
Jonathan gracias por responder si yo quisiera dejar quieto el servo y que solo se mueva cuando suceda un evento no habria problema en dejar de mandarle el pulso al cable de control ? y mi otra duda es si no hay posbilidad de daño al puerto USB al alimentar el servo desde alli
Nice video, Jonathan. You give just enough info to get started with a simple real world scenario, and it was interesting to see some of the screens in PSOC Creator. I'll check out your other videos soon.
thanks jonathan. you helped my group project.
I think that you need to explain a little more about why the way you do it is the right way and what we never should do with PSoC. Also maybe about the benefits of the best way you used, if there also another ways to do the same thing :) For me who never worked with PSoC this a hard to get the points.
So good video!
You help me with my homework, Thanks
Let's say you calibrate it with an Arduino, so it perfectly stops at 90° when the signal is 1.5 ms, when you make your tests with PSoC, you can find the stall point is not exactly at 1.5 ms, it's a little bit under that value
just perfect video and good explanation with experience.. please i would like to run my stepper motor with driver and some motor with encoder nema 34..so, any idea how can connect all stuffs any chance demonstrate i really appreciated. am looking for nothing in you tubue who is really doing with psoc specially this kit what you have.. i have similar but can't use for my stepper motors..i use arudino ide and all sketches in youtbue can find easyly but arudino not much enough for run my stuffs.. so,
please who can help on this issue ???
thanks and regards,
Talga
Hi thank you for your video, how we can have just one mouvement ( the servo motor press the space bar and return tot the initial stay ?
The servo itself doesn't have memory so can't return to initial position by itself. what you can do is write a code to tell it to move to a spot, wait a delay, then move to the starting spot. each position has a PWM 'number' so its just finding what number goes where
@@jo3no I want to control a dc toy motor, It must firstly be in high speed mode and then low-speed, also it must turn clockwise first and than counter clockwise. I still dont understand the period and the compare value.
@@alihandalkilic1181 hmm if it's a DC motor you can use PWM to slow it down for low speed mode. But if you want to change direction, you will need to use a H bridge to control that
Thank you!
nice tuto
Ayyy
haha! atleast i know someone is watching my vids
podrias subir el codigo a algun sitio ?
Lo siento, ya no tengo el codigo. Solo en esta video
Jonathan gracias por responder
si yo quisiera dejar quieto el servo y que solo se mueva cuando suceda un evento no habria problema en dejar de mandarle el pulso al cable de control ?
y mi otra duda es si no hay posbilidad de daño al puerto USB al alimentar el servo desde alli