Metal Gear Servo Motor MG90S 360

Name: Metal Gear Servo Motor MG90S 360
SKU: B266,,D171,IMP50,Th20,KRT
Price: 260 PKR
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SKU: B266,,D171,IMP50,Th20,KRT Categories: Commercial & Industrial, Servo Motor, Stock Clearance, Lots Tags: 360 degree servo motor, metal gear servo motor, MG 90S, motor, servo, tower pro

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Features

Tiny and lightweight with high output power, this tiny servo I Helicopter, Quadcopter or Robot. durability.

The servo can rotate approximately 360 degrees (continue for clockwise & anticlockwise) and works just like the standard kinds but smaller. You can use any servo code, hardware or library to control these servos. Good for beginners who want to make stuff move without building a motor controller with feedback & gearbox, especially si (arms) and hardware.

Specifications:

Weight: 13.4 g
Dimension: 22.5 x 12 x 35.5 mm approx.
Stall torque: 1.8 kgf·cm (4.8V ) 2.2 kgf·cm (6 V)
Operating speed: 0.1 s/60 degree (4.8 V), 0.08 s/60 degree (6 V)
Operating voltage: 4.8 V – 6.0 V
Dead band width: 5 µs

Wiring Diagram

Package includes

1x Towerpro MG90S 360 Degree Metal Gear With One Bearing Servo
Motor Connections
The built-in cable has a 3-pin female connector that is usually mated with a male header.

1×3 Female Connector specification:

Brown = Ground
Red = 5V
Orange = PWM Signal

Our evaluation results:

These servos are fairly strong little motors with metal gears.

The servo runs on 5V with a current draw about 10mA at idle and 120mA to 250mA when being commanded to move depending on how it is being operated. Current draw can get up to a maximum of 800mA under a stall condition, so be aware of that. One MG90S can typically be driven off the power pin of an Arduino when experimenting as long as you don’t stall it, but motors, in general, are electrically noisy and power hungry devices. It is always better to drive them directly off of a power supply rather than trying to power from the onboard Arduino regulator whenever possible

If you do decide to run it directly off the Arduino, you can help avoid most problems by running the power and ground from the Arduino over to a breadboard and then to the servo. By placing a fairly large electrolytic cap of around 470-1000uF across the power and ground on the breadboard, that will help to insulate the Arduino from some of the power surges of the motor.

The program below can be used to exercise a servo motor by using a potentiometer to set motor direction and to stop the motor if you position it to a value of about 90 as shown in the Serial Monitor window.

Servo Motor Micro MG90S Test Program

/*
Exercise Servo motor
Use a potentiometer on pin A0 to command a servo attached to pin 9 to move to
a specific position. The Servo MIN_VALUE and MAX_VALUE can be adjusted to
avoid hitting the servo stops
Uses built-in Servo.h library
*/
#include “Servo.h”
#define SERVO_PIN 9   // Can use any PWM pin
#define POT_PIN A0    // Can use any analog pin
#define MIN_VALUE 0   // Minimum Servo value
#define MAX_VALUE 255 // Maximum Servo value

Servo servo;          // creates servo object used to control the servo motor
int value_pot = 0;    // Current value of the potentiometer
int value_servo = 0; // Current servo position
int value_servo_old = 0; // Used to hold old servo value to look for change.
//===============================================================================
// Initialization
//===============================================================================
void setup()
{
servo.attach(SERVO_PIN); // assigns PWM pin to the servo object
Serial.begin (9600);     // Set Serial Monitor window comm speed
}
//===============================================================================
// Main
//===============================================================================
void loop()
{
value_pot = analogRead(POT_PIN); // Reads value of the potentiometer. Return value = 0 to 1023
value_servo = map(value_pot, 0, 1023, MIN_VALUE, MAX_VALUE); // remap pot value to servo value
if (value_servo != value_servo_old) {   // Only do something if there’s a change in the servo position
   servo.write(value_servo);        // Update servo position
   Serial.print(“Pot Value: “); // Update Serial Monitor window with what’s going on
   Serial.print(value_pot);
   Serial.print(“tServo Value: “);
   Serial.println(value_servo);
   value_servo_old = value_servo;
   delay(25); // give servo time to move
}
}

Before they are shipped, these servo motors are:

Inspected
Basic operation of servo motor verified
Repackaged for safe storage.

Technical Specifications

Motor Model		MG90S
Drive Type		Analog
Degree Rotation		360° continuous
Operating Ratings
	Voltage	4.8-6VDC (5V Typical)
	Current (idle)	10mA (typical)
	Current (typical during movement)	120-250mA
	Current (stall)	800mA (measured)
	Stall Torque	2.2 kg-cm (per spec)
	Speed	120 RPM
Dimensions
	Cable Length	24cm (9.5″)
	Motor Housing L x W x H	23 x 12 x 26mm (0.9 x0 .5 x 1″)
	Motor Height (w/ shaft)	32mm (1.26″)
	Motor Housing Width with Mounting Ears	32mm (1.26″)