Do all the digital pins on a servo shield V5 have PWM?

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I am making a robot car and I am using a servo shield v5 for all of my components as well as motors but I read someone mention in order for the enable pin of a motor (via L298N motor shield), I will need to use certain pins on the sensor shield which made me wonder which of the pins on the servo sensor have PWM which would allow me to change the speeds of my motors

2

It would help if you post a link to the shield that you have.

3

@rovishhh - You are going to stop reposting this topic.

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http://www.elgammalelectronics.com/Products/Download/f18faaa0-8a40-493b-b754-8b33a7a06b59?Name=XX30-Arduino%20Sensor%20Shield%20V5.0%20sensor%20expansion%20board%20electronic%20building%20blocks%20new-DATASHEET

5

On an Uno,, pins 3, 5, 6, 9, 10 & 11 are PWM outputs.

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On the other hand if the OP is asking whether a servo can be connected to any pin then the answer is probably YES because servos don't use the PWM produced by analogWrite() - which is what the pins in Reply #4 are for.

Just to be clear the pins in Reply #4 can also be used for a servo, as can the analog pins.

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in order for the enable pin of a motor (via L298N motor shield), I will need to use certain pins on the sensor shield which made me wonder which of the pins on the servo sensor have PWM which would allow me to change the speeds of my motors

That lead me to believe that PWM was necessary.

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But remember that you lose PWM on pins 9 and 10 if you use the Servo library.