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is it the same library for Hobby Servo (Normal) with Continuous Rotation Servo ? Thanks

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is it the same library for Hobby Servo (Normal) with Continuous Rotation Servo ?

Have you tried?

Yes, it is.

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I don't think it is different. You can use servo.h for hobby as well as full rotation servos. Hobby servo often go from 0 to 180 degrees whereas the other one goes 360 degrees.

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I don't think it is different. You can use servo.h for hobby as well as full rotation servos. Hobby servo often go from 0 to 180 degrees whereas the other one goes 360 degrees.

Not quite - a hobby servo moves somewhere in the range of 180 degrees - depends on the internal stop in the geartrain.

A continuous rotation servo givesd you some control over speed. 90 degrees is stop and 0 degrees is full reverse and 180 degrees is full forward. You have no control over positin, just some control over speed with a few degrees around 90 as stop.

A hobby servo can be modified into a continuous rotation servo with a couple resistors and some destructive hacking...

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is it the same library for Hobby Servo (Normal) with Continuous Rotation Servo ? Thanks

Yes, same servo library supports both types of 'servos'. However the two different types of servos (normal Vs continuous rotation) respond quite differently to the servo.write command. A normal one moves to a specific position and stops while the other acts like a reversible variable speed geared motor drive where you can control the thing to stop or move in either direction at a variable speed, but you cannot command it to stop at a specific position.

Lefty

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Thanks all for the answers, appruciate it. i have tried to hack hobby servo into continuous but it's a waste and almost ruin my whole servo. better be carefull, or just buy a new one haha.