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HARDWARE CONTINUOUS SERVO

This lesson introduces continuous rotation ($360 deg) servo motors and how to control them using an Arduino board. Unlike standard servos that only turn to a specific angle, a continuous servo spins completely in either direction, allowing you to control its speed and direction instead of its position. Topics covered: Motor basics, positional vs. continuous servos, wiring circuits, speed/directional ranges (deadband calibration), and programming exercises for acceleration and button control.

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6/23/26

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