49. How to connect a Hobby Servo to the ARM Microcontroller Part 1 - ARM STM32 Microcontroller
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I recommend using the STM32CubeIDE:
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You can still download the CoIDE here:
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In this part 1 of controlling a hobby servo, I discuss the timing required for the PWM that a hobby servo will accept. I code and test the timing to confirm it works.
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