I'm building my own servo, and I'm stuck on how to semi-efficiently lay out the gears.... Until now. Thanks for posting this. You saved me from having to tear apart one.
@@LyroLife not very good. I was making it with a stepper motor and was fixated with gear ratios. My stepper had 400 steps for full rotation and the Hall effect pot had 12 bit resolution. Then the stepper driver that could do 1/2^n steps. That means the gear ratio had to be something 2^n/25. I couldn’t buy gears without spending large amounts of money. 3D printing gears made the servo huge. So I scrapped it for a different hall effect sensor with a more compatible resolution with the stepper and used a timing belt system.
' very good computer animation edit video about the motor servo system... my R/C system use alot of hitec servos and traxxas servos... some futaba servos
That was 35 years ago designed, when that times we built about 100,000 unit per month for radio control models and satellite receiver, the IC shown was TI 76604
@@thecrazerkid2146 The original design probably was. Hitec was formed in 1973. In Model Airplane News Magazine 1994-01 (found in archive.org) features the servo with a radio. That was 26 years ago. The Texas Instruments SN76604 was featured in Modern Electronics dated August 1985 (also found in archive.org). That was 35 years ago.
Animation excellent! Explanation vague. Can servos be made to rotate 360 degrees for more than one revolution. Or are they used for those +90 & -90 degree rotations only? Leaves a majority of questions unanswered.
hello Can you say me please how works a sercomotor with 5 conexions because have got a old rc plane and it's servomotors had 2 conexions more. thank you
Hej Kolego!! Dzięki za wyjaśnienie zasady działania serwo. Nie pozostawia żadnych pytań ani niedomówień... Mam nadzieję, że zdałeś egzamin na 5... Jak możesz to podpowiedz w jakim programie robiłeś tą animację... Pozdrawiam
I got a servo motor in 2010, it cane by just the motor and the resistor knob, I thought it's kind of variable resistor controlled by a dc motor, damn it. I threw it away. Lol
How can I get one to correct its self when I let go of the remote? As r=+90°, c=0°, l=-90°. To correct its self back to center (0°) from either right or left 90° by just a 2 wire + and - input?
I hope to understand your question. Into video is not explained how to rephase the 0° position. I fixed a servo of my brother when crashed the internal gear. You must find with multimeter the 0 ohm resistance on potentiometer and then reassembly the gear. This potentiometer is fully rotation without mech stop but have the 0 ohm position on center.
@@vittoriobacchiega4170 There was a very good diagram and explanation of how the potentiometer works and access points for testing the unit. If I can find that video, I certainly will post the link for you in the comments.
@@siggyretburns7523 Thanx for your reply. I was an RC hobbist into '80 when was young and had many free time to play 😊. Now my work/hobby Is electronics and music.
Absolutly no way understanding how such a servo runs with this vidéo ! As long the servo amplifyer job is not even explained , you can't teach anything by only giving good 3D images . It needs some more than alway " easy & nice " trips to understand what does what & how .
Its not the only video on youtube explaining this. There's others that explain it. Of course he could have stopped the animation to explain the chips circuitry. But then someone will gripe about not explaining what resistance is or "whats a volt?" Its just a basic explanation of the components in a servo, thats all.
Google МАТЕРИТСЯ??? Вот, перевёл с помощью гугл-переводчика комментарий Sparky (см. коммент выше) И что же он мне выдал?!! (звёздочку поставил я) Кто же сему уважаемому сервису словарики-то пишет??
@@SparkyTV2 Follow what? -- there's nothing there to follow. -- I think we're just looking for something more in-depth than "here's some gears and a sample application" -- given the title of the video... -- Like there should be a whole section on the closed loop monitoring and how square waves get translated into motion with passive components by the controller... schematics, etc... -- This video was completely useless, IMO.
There is a motor to drive the gears and a potentiometer that reads angles on the axel of the exposed gear. Higher end pots will give higher angle resolution. Servos have a built in closed loop system that controls the motor. PWM waves are typically used to tell the controller the angle you want the servo to hold. For example, Hitec uses a 20ms period with 3 to 5 volt pulses with a duration of .9 ms (0 degree angle) to 2.1 ms (180 degree angle). The larger the gear ratio the more torque the servo will have. Since, I commented on this 2 years later you probably know all of this 😁.
Ese es un servo de clase antigua 1980 luego vinieron otros el secreto esta en el potenciometro que mantiene al centro el motor quien siempre esta recibiendo energia por lo que se mantiene caliente luego al mover la palanca del cotrol aumenta la energia de un lado o del otro y hace que el motor gire a la derecha o izquierda superando la energia de potenciometro luego cuando la palanca se suelta la energia leve del ppotenciometro regresa al motor volviendolo a su posicion inicial en el centro.
Если рассматривать современный автомобиль, то в простых електростеклоподъемниках обычно так и есть...мотор, шестерни и все. По этому можно и пальцев лишится по неосторожности. А вот в регуляторе холостого хода или в приводе заслонки печки климат контроля применяются микросхемы с потенцометрами. И не только для остановки в крайних положениях. Для коректной работы, система должно четко понимать положение бегунка.
@@user-ct7fo3vc7f В регуляторе холостого хода нет потенциометра, но там стоит шаговый двигатель. В начальный момент контроллер переводит в крайние положения отсчитывая шаги и потом уже по количеству шагов понимает, в каком положении находится задвижка. Это на Ниссанах и Мицубисях точно есть, на других скорее всего точно так же.
@Usama Khan So I can rewire one with just a + and - input to get it to come back to 0° from a 90° right or left by releasing the remote? Let me rephrase this. I dont have the circuitry on the reciever for a three wire connection, just + and -. I would like to rewire a servo so that by releasing the remote from a 90° position it will correct its self back to 0° position. The servo will be replacing a motor that ran clockwise and counter clockwise and stopped when released. This can be done, right?
@Usama Khan No. I dont want it to do that. This thing used to be a helicopter with dual opposing rotors on the same shaft but with a prop that controlled forward and backward from the tail, rather than the yaw. Anyways, it was a propellar that spun both ways. I wanted to replace it with a servo that leveled itself out, for an elevator and make a plane out of it all. I was hoping there was some way i could either connect a new wire to put a servo in, or convert a servo itself. If any of that makes sense. 😆
@Usama Khan I think it does. L=90°, C=0°, R=90°. And it returns to center on release. 45° gives it half power progressivly. I was even considering replacing it with a CD-Rom. Motor and lens carrier. It might be hard to control, but its going to be a bigger than average rc plane.
Как такая музыка может раздражать? Такая музыка может только радовать. Это же Моцарт! Если не нравится музыка, для её выключения есть кнопка. Пора знать это. How can such music be annoying? Such music can only please. This is Mozart! If you don’t like the music, there’s a button to turn it off. It's time to know that.
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I'm building my own servo, and I'm stuck on how to semi-efficiently lay out the gears.... Until now. Thanks for posting this. You saved me from having to tear apart one.
how did the build go?
@@LyroLife not very good. I was making it with a stepper motor and was fixated with gear ratios. My stepper had 400 steps for full rotation and the Hall effect pot had 12 bit resolution. Then the stepper driver that could do 1/2^n steps. That means the gear ratio had to be something 2^n/25. I couldn’t buy gears without spending large amounts of money. 3D printing gears made the servo huge. So I scrapped it for a different hall effect sensor with a more compatible resolution with the stepper and used a timing belt system.
Well done! And some nice Mozart :-)
Congratulations!! Brain upgraded from lvl 1 to 2000 , this video is awesome !!!
Thanks for good explanation.....
Very easy to understand .
Perfectly understandable 👍
nice animation
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very good computer animation edit video about the motor servo system...
my R/C system use alot of hitec servos and traxxas servos...
some futaba servos
Music is awesome
Detailed animation, excellent!. All the best.
extreme good vid mate.
GREAT ANIMATION what happened to the English subtitles after 1:50
Old version of servo motor but it nice to see it works
Good animation for understanding.
Nice work
Very good animation easy to understand
That was 35 years ago designed, when that times we built about 100,000 unit per month for radio control models and satellite receiver, the IC shown was TI 76604
That was not made 35 years ago
@@thecrazerkid2146 The original design probably was. Hitec was formed in 1973. In Model Airplane News Magazine 1994-01 (found in archive.org) features the servo with a radio. That was 26 years ago. The Texas Instruments SN76604 was featured in Modern Electronics dated August 1985 (also found in archive.org). That was 35 years ago.
@@ultraderek ohh
Věry good animation
Very
Does it uses reversing current to turn the horn the other way?
*_I THOUGHT I WAS DINING ON THE TITANIC DURING THIS VIDEO..._*
Animation excellent! Explanation vague. Can servos be made to rotate 360 degrees for more than one revolution. Or are they used for those +90 & -90 degree rotations only? Leaves a majority of questions unanswered.
Yes. There is a stop on one of the gears. Razor blade it off. It will spin in the controlled direction indefinetly.
Amazing .......!!!!
hello
Can you say me please how works a sercomotor with 5 conexions because have got a old rc plane and it's servomotors had 2 conexions more.
thank you
nice very good
Excellente animation
Thank you for your video
hey which ic is using in the board.....and is there any link for that circuit...
Nice animation created info
Thank you so much,,sit
which software used to animate this video ? please replay
Perfect 👌
Thank you sir. November2018. Respect from Indonesia.
What motor is used in servo, 280 or higher?
Très bonne animation. On comprend tout du premier coup. Merci
Hi I am student, can you tell me in which software I can make video like this for my reciprocating pump?
Thank you
Solidworks may help you.
Wow thank you very much
Which CAD software is this?
Hej Kolego!!
Dzięki za wyjaśnienie zasady działania serwo. Nie pozostawia żadnych pytań ani niedomówień... Mam nadzieję, że zdałeś egzamin na 5...
Jak możesz to podpowiedz w jakim programie robiłeś tą animację...
Pozdrawiam
Nawet na 6 :-) To soft, którym dysponowało IMSI na PŁ czyli AutoCad + 3DS.
The title should be how servos are made ! Not how servos work. But thank you for sharing.
good animation
Hieu cumooe1982@gmai.com
Ouvir as quatro estações é muito bom.
Which company produce this things..? Its lookslike checoslovakia company right ?
Good sharing
Thanks for your video it helps my channel grow and push me make more, Good Job
Just a suggestion try putting like oh I don't know like some dialog or useful info in the video
Big like 👍 👍 👍
Thanks for showing what's inside. Not thanks for not showing how it works
What is the name of the background music?
Eine kleine nachtmusik (Mozart)
Excelente 🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🌎
Nice
I got a servo motor in 2010, it cane by just the motor and the resistor knob, I thought it's kind of variable resistor controlled by a dc motor, damn it. I threw it away. Lol
wished school was like this ...
good
شكراً جزيلا ❤️
Hay frend ye konsa apps he
БОГ ЕСТЬ ЛЮБИТЕ БОГА И СВОИХ БЛИЖНИХ!!!!
nice.
does anybody know where i can find the schematic of that circuit???
Yeah. Me too
Muy bueno.
Und wo sind die versprochenen Eigenbauten?
Amazing
thanks for nice video my
channel starts to grow, it inspired me to make more video
How can I get one to correct its self when I let go of the remote? As r=+90°, c=0°, l=-90°. To correct its self back to center (0°) from either right or left 90° by just a 2 wire + and - input?
I hope to understand your question.
Into video is not explained how to rephase the 0° position.
I fixed a servo of my brother when crashed the internal gear.
You must find with multimeter the 0 ohm resistance on potentiometer and then reassembly the gear.
This potentiometer is fully rotation without mech stop but have the 0 ohm position on center.
@@vittoriobacchiega4170
There was a very good diagram and explanation of how the potentiometer works and access points for testing the unit.
If I can find that video, I certainly will post the link for you in the comments.
@@siggyretburns7523 Thanx for your reply.
I was an RC hobbist into '80 when was young and had many free time to play 😊.
Now my work/hobby Is electronics and music.
Good like
Absolutly no way understanding how such a servo runs with this vidéo ! As long the servo amplifyer job is not even explained , you can't teach anything by only giving good 3D images . It needs some more than alway " easy & nice " trips to understand what does what & how .
Basicly like stepper motor with 555 ics controller..
Its not the only video on youtube explaining this. There's others that explain it.
Of course he could have stopped the animation to explain the chips circuitry. But then someone will gripe about not explaining what resistance is or "whats a volt?"
Its just a basic explanation of the components in a servo, thats all.
@@deanagoes2791
You already lost him. Lol
Can this servo motor control with automatic voltage regulator work for fluctuating voltage?
Nice Topic
You can tell me, what's it IC?
That was TI，76604 it phased out 30 years ago
Integrated circuit?
The perfect video.....
can anyone tell me the name of this symphony?
shuja ul hasan this is Eine kleine nachtmusic by Mozart
thanks
Beethoven the hundredth..lol
mamadou magic systeme ambiance a l'africaine zoumba du derriere de la raie de diani
x)
darude sandstorm
Pekné
gasko r
Vedio ini saya tunggu tunggu
Boo! Mozart is NOT the same as instructions or explanations. The visuals mean little.
not to be a dick but the first half of your comment was correct, the second half... how did you not follow that?
Google МАТЕРИТСЯ??? Вот, перевёл с помощью гугл-переводчика комментарий Sparky (см. коммент выше) И что же он мне выдал?!! (звёздочку поставил я) Кто же сему уважаемому сервису словарики-то пишет??
@@SparkyTV2 Follow what? -- there's nothing there to follow. -- I think we're just looking for something more in-depth than "here's some gears and a sample application" -- given the title of the video... -- Like there should be a whole section on the closed loop monitoring and how square waves get translated into motion with passive components by the controller... schematics, etc... -- This video was completely useless, IMO.
There is a motor to drive the gears and a potentiometer that reads angles on the axel of the exposed gear. Higher end pots will give higher angle resolution. Servos have a built in closed loop system that controls the motor. PWM waves are typically used to tell the controller the angle you want the servo to hold. For example, Hitec uses a 20ms period with 3 to 5 volt pulses with a duration of .9 ms (0 degree angle) to 2.1 ms (180 degree angle). The larger the gear ratio the more torque the servo will have. Since, I commented on this 2 years later you probably know all of this 😁.
Ese es un servo de clase antigua 1980 luego vinieron otros el secreto esta en el potenciometro que mantiene al centro el motor quien siempre esta recibiendo energia por lo que se mantiene caliente luego al mover la palanca del cotrol aumenta la energia de un lado o del otro y hace que el motor gire a la derecha o izquierda superando la energia de potenciometro luego cuando la palanca se suelta la energia leve del ppotenciometro regresa al motor volviendolo a su posicion inicial en el centro.
Ещё микросхемы какие-то , я думал там мотор шестерни и всё
принцип пропорционального управления
Если рассматривать современный автомобиль, то в простых електростеклоподъемниках обычно так и есть...мотор, шестерни и все. По этому можно и пальцев лишится по неосторожности. А вот в регуляторе холостого хода или в приводе заслонки печки климат контроля применяются микросхемы с потенцометрами. И не только для остановки в крайних положениях. Для коректной работы, система должно четко понимать положение бегунка.
@@user-ct7fo3vc7f В регуляторе холостого хода нет потенциометра, но там стоит шаговый двигатель. В начальный момент контроллер переводит в крайние положения отсчитывая шаги и потом уже по количеству шагов понимает, в каком положении находится задвижка. Это на Ниссанах и Мицубисях точно есть, на других скорее всего точно так же.
@@igorovcharov7424 спасибо, согласен с Вами
thnx alot
nice
Vi hace mucho esta misma animacion con otra cancion de fondo estoy buscando ese video alguien lo ha visto?
This music is gangster
Ограничитель на красной шестерёнке это умный ход, я бы что-нибудь сложное намутил
What's the role of potentiometer?
@Usama Khan
So I can rewire one with just a + and - input to get it to come back to 0° from a 90° right or left by releasing the remote?
Let me rephrase this.
I dont have the circuitry on the reciever for a three wire connection, just + and -. I would like to rewire a servo so that by releasing the remote from a 90° position it will correct its self back to 0° position. The servo will be replacing a motor that ran clockwise and counter clockwise and stopped when released.
This can be done, right?
@Usama Khan
Yeah. Thats what I thought. The signal has to feedback before the amplifier?
@Usama Khan
No. I dont want it to do that.
This thing used to be a helicopter with dual opposing rotors on the same shaft but with a prop that controlled forward and backward from the tail, rather than the yaw. Anyways, it was a propellar that spun both ways. I wanted to replace it with a servo that leveled itself out, for an elevator and make a plane out of it all. I was hoping there was some way i could either connect a new wire to put a servo in, or convert a servo itself.
If any of that makes sense. 😆
@Usama Khan
I think it does. L=90°, C=0°, R=90°. And it returns to center on release. 45° gives it half power progressivly.
I was even considering replacing it with a CD-Rom. Motor and lens carrier. It might be hard to control, but its going to be a bigger than average rc plane.
how did i get this comment window up been trying for years to figure out how to leave a comment
Onu bugün araştırdım! 😂😂😂😀
animasi mantap 👍
Great animation ! ,but why didn't you speak ?!
💯👍💯👍💯👍
En vez de un potenciómetro debería tener un encoder...
Bu bir servo motor değil. Servolar pulse göndererek çalışır. Bu normal bir DC motor, yanlızca potansiyometre ile gerilime dayalı konum algılaması var.
ИИСУС ХРИСТОС ЕСТЬ МЕССИЯ И ОН ВОСКРЕС!!!
te felicito por la música
WoW
جبااااااااااار
Gostei da Música
Bhi is ke koie app nahe ya kya
The music is annoying and distracting, though well known. Still thumbed up for good animation.
Как такая музыка может раздражать? Такая музыка может только радовать. Это же Моцарт! Если не нравится музыка, для её выключения есть кнопка. Пора знать это. How can such music be annoying? Such music can only please. This is Mozart! If you don’t like the music, there’s a button to turn it off. It's time to know that.
You got the understanding of how a servo works, but cant figure out a volume button?
यूटुब पे लिखे सुनील कुमार सहारनपुर ओर देखे सस्ती बीजली का आविस्कार जो हमने किया है
👌🏻
👍
What about servo
this ia NOT how it works ... this is how its assembled !!!
Там экскондер стоит?