
pranav
India
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I need to provide external power for the servos as I'm using a lot of them. Can any one suggest any voltage regulator for the external supply of voltage and how do I connect them to the servos. Does anyone have some images of the wiring that would guide me...
Which voltage regulators shall provide the juice for the servos? I have four servos in each arm of the robot. Shall I use one voltage regulator for each arm?
Please guide me through this...
I guess the problem might be the capacitors that are associated on the board to the voltage regulators... @DJ please help me out as to what are the capacitors that are connected to the VR1 and to VR2 so that I can replace them with the ones compatible to the regulators I'm using...
Is it actually with the capacitors?
Sidenote: if the board etching is damaged though that will prevent the function of ezb you could try soldering jumpers from ground to the ground on the IC socket and power from regulator to the IC socket. That would bypass the damaged etching in the board. That's a last ditch effort to revive a badly damaged board so follow the resistor tests first.
I have to bypass the voltage.. Now where would the output of LM1084 go and where would the output of MIC29300 go?
What is the ground and power on the IC socket? I mean where should I connect them on board? Where should I connect them to the microcontroller?