servoESCs
Servo Electronic Speed Controllers, commonly known as servoESCs, are specialized electronic devices used to control the position and speed of servo motors. Unlike traditional ESCs that primarily manage the rotational speed of brushless or brushed DC motors, servoESCs integrate the control logic of a servo system. They receive a pulse-width modulated (PWM) signal, which dictates the desired servo position, and then generate the appropriate power to the servo's internal motor to achieve that position.
ServoESCs are frequently employed in applications where precise angular movement is required. This includes robotics, remote-controlled
The input signal to a servoESC is usually a train of pulses, where the width of each