1pc PCA9685 16 CH 12Bit PWM Servo Motor Driver Board Controller IIC Interface for Arduino Raspberry Pi Zero/Zero W/Zero WH/2B/3B/3B+ and Robot (1pc)

1pc PCA9685 16 CH 12Bit PWM Servo Motor Driver Board Controller IIC Interface for Arduino Raspberry Pi Zero/Zero W/Zero WH/2B/3B/3B+ and Robot (1pc)

$ 6.99

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There's an I2C-controlled PWM driver here, as well as a built-in clock. It means that, unlike the TLC5940 family, you won't have to send it signals on a regular basis, tying up your microcontroller; it'll run on its own.

It is 5V compliant, which means it can be controlled with a 3. When using a 3V microcontroller, you can safely drive up to 6V outputs, which is useful when controlling white or blue LEDs. a forward voltage of 4V

Supports controlling 16 free-running PWM outputs with just two pins – or up to 992 PWM outputs by chaining together 62 breakouts.

There are four groups of three pin connectors, allowing you to connect 16 servos at once (servo plugs are slightly wider than 0. As a result, you can only stack four adjacent ones on a zero. Female headers with a 1" hole.

Each output has a 12-bit resolution, which equates to about 4us resolution for servos at a 60Hz update rate.

Questions & Answers

I'm going to use this with one of the newer Raspberry Pis, and I'm wondering if I'll need any resistors or external power supplies. ?

For most servos, an external power supply of at least 5 volts is required; however, you can go as high as 6 volts if the servos are capable of handling it.

Selected User Reviews For 1pc PCA9685 16 CH 12Bit PWM Servo Motor Driver Board Controller IIC Interface for Arduino Raspberry Pi Zero/Zero W/Zero WH/2B/3B/3B+ and Robot (1pc)

It's a good product that's well worth the investment

5/5

This seller must have a reliable source of servo boards, or at the very least a large batch of them. I used one to replace a bad one, and it works perfectly.