OK as you can see i am new to these forums and i have a problem that has been adressed many times before (yes i did bother to look )
I have a 4.8v mini servo which I blew the controller board after messing about (I think I wired it wrong and blew the cap on the internal control board thing)and have recently removed it and connected the power directly. I want to be able to move the motor in both directions and after some quick research found that reversing the polarity was the way to go about doing this. My understanding of this is that quickly changing the polarity massively strains the motor and therefore wondered if it is at all possible to create a circuit that not only reverses the polarity but creates a short delay long enough for the motor to stop and then turn in the opposite direction, or in some other way stops the motor before reversing the polarity.
thanks in advance
PhayilBoy
I have a 4.8v mini servo which I blew the controller board after messing about (I think I wired it wrong and blew the cap on the internal control board thing)and have recently removed it and connected the power directly. I want to be able to move the motor in both directions and after some quick research found that reversing the polarity was the way to go about doing this. My understanding of this is that quickly changing the polarity massively strains the motor and therefore wondered if it is at all possible to create a circuit that not only reverses the polarity but creates a short delay long enough for the motor to stop and then turn in the opposite direction, or in some other way stops the motor before reversing the polarity.
thanks in advance
PhayilBoy