Im using a servo motor in a project but since servo motors take up alot of electricity and crashes the arduino so I wanna use a external power supply but when I plugged my servo motor it doesn't work the signal is still plugged into the arduino I don't understand why it's not working
I guess you wired it incorrectly.
Try again. Or... read the forum guide in the sticky post?
Common error. Make sure the - of your external supply is connected to Arduino GND. That servo signal needs a ground reference.
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Now the servo makes a buzzing sound without moving
Please describe your PS in more detail, or post a picture of it's ratings plate.
A 9V supply will cook your servo. Rarely are they rated for more than 6-6.5 VDC.
9V is WAY to high!
You may have damaged the servo and maybe the Arduino.
5V is the maximum for an SG90
- disconnect the servo ASAP
- (already suggested) READ THE POST about how to get the best help here
- post a schematic of your setup
- post your code
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I accidentally used 9v instead of 5v they look similar : (
So does 12V and 24V
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