Hey everyone!
I am currently completing a project that requires the use of small SG90 Servo motors.
Is there any simulator and/or application that I can use to see the results of any code from a hardware perspective. For instance, TinkerCad has a simple Arduino simulator that translates code and circuitry into an animation, and I was looking for something similar.
Thank you.
-Dawn
Take a look at wokwi.com/
+1 for wokwi.com
I haven't looked at Tinkercod in some time, I assume there have been improvments.
wokwi is just now the best at what it does, see
Most components have a '?' when you select them that takes you to the documentation for the part and usually some examples code.
a7
Third + for Wokwi. They even managed to simulate the disfunction when you use Neopixels, Servos, and IR in the same sketch, which I consider to be pretty darn good!
Thank you very much for all of your replies - it is greatly appreciated.
I will start using WokWi from here, definitely an upgrade.
-Dawn
Servos without a library.
Arduino Nano, describing pulse width.
ATtiny85
The demo is the best advert for using a library. In many pot positions both servos show jitter, in some rather more than just a little.
I assume this is due to the inability for plain code to properly create the PWM waveform without having a few or more microseconds of variation pulse to pulse.
a7
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