Baz Gascoigne
Member
what is 2us Dead Band Width and what setting would you use for it 50hz 65hz 120hz 165hz or 200hz? I'm a bit confused lol
Servos Dead Band Width
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murankar
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If this is for a servo then the servo mfg should have that info in the spec sheet.
The dead band has to do with how well the servo centers and operates around center. I don't know the science behind it but rdsok can probably give you a full on college lecture on it. While tony will give the Barney version.
The dead band has to do with how well the servo centers and operates around center. I don't know the science behind it but rdsok can probably give you a full on college lecture on it. While tony will give the Barney version.
RandyDSok
Well-Known Member
Just for the OCD in everyone... it isn't a us "you ess" ... it's a µs for micro seconds.
Since radio and electronic signals also have noise in them... if the servo's were to always move with a signal change, they'd just jitter back and forth all of the time... The dead band amount is how much signal must be present before the servo starts moving.
Since radio and electronic signals also have noise in them... if the servo's were to always move with a signal change, they'd just jitter back and forth all of the time... The dead band amount is how much signal must be present before the servo starts moving.
