Servo Motor Control with Potentiometer by Arduino Or NE555

Hi, everyone.
In this video, I'm going to show you how to control
Servo Motor using Arduino and without.
As we know Servo motor needs PWM(Pulse Width Modulation)
Signal to control, Using Arduino we can easily make PWM Signal
by specific Pins and some coding.
Start at 00:45
Arduino code:
bit.ly/POTServo
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And if you want to control your servo motor using two push button
here's the Arduino code and the diagram:
bit.ly/Servo2Push
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But what if we want to control this servo using just Electronics,
In this case, we need a PWM generator the simple option using
555 timer. The 555 Timer has three operating modes, bistable,
monostable and astable mode.
In astable mode, the IC becomes an oscillator or also called Free
Running Multivibrator. It doesn’t have a stable state and continuously
switches between High and Low without application of any external trigger.
Start at: 02:51
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I recommend! You do not connect directly the servo motor to Arduino. I suggest you use external power to the servo.
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The diagram:
bit.ly/Diagram555
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Music: Fredji - Flying High (Vlog No Copyright Music)
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