TUTORIAL: How to Wire Up & Code Program a Servo – Arduino Module – (SG90)

Man this is awesome straight to the point, most tutorials I have been watching are quite long in explanation and really take their time getting to the point. Your explanation was quick and easy to follow and I can understand your coding. THANKS! 🙂

what would I write in the sketch if I waned to press button 1 to turn it 90 then button 2 to return to 0 without needing to hold the button. Been trying out some trial but get a lot of servo glitch, haven't done coding in a long time and trying to get this sorted for a small open and close project, would also like to add an led to active the same button 1 was pressed and button 2 to switch it off as I would like to add 2 servos and leds to come on when it opens on goes off when it closes cheers

Hi Antony. I have a project where I need to give out LOW and HIGH signal (1ms, 2ms) on 1 chanel of PWM, and for the second Chanel, I need LOW, MID, HIGH (1, 1.5, 2 ms). Is for a drone Camera that uses 2 PWM signals from the Drone receiver. I want to do a hand held device with my 3D printer and a micro display. Is a Thermal camera, so, too expensive to just use it only in the drone. Is it possible to do what you did with only 1 Button?? and generate signal of 1ms, or 2ms (0 and 180 degrees would be the same I guess) with the pulse of 1 button?, and maybe use the same logic for another button to generate 3 states 1, 1.5, 2 ms)?
I already bought an Arduino nano, and 4 buttons keypad for this project. This camera uses 50hz Frecuency and therefore, the Servo library would be perfect since gives out 20ms cycle, as required for the camera that uses servos standards to be controlled by the drone transmitter/receiver. In the drone transmitter I have a 3 position switch that sends those Low, Mid, High signals to the camera, and any other 2 position switch for the Low,High signals.
I know a baby takes a lot of time, and you also have to work for living, but if you could have time to think about a code and share with me, I would appreciate it a lot. BTW, there is no video or instructable on internet about this modification for this expensive and popular camera, so it could be a very popular video in youtube. Cheers Mate, and thank you for this video! You have already pointed me in the right way. juangiluruguay@hotmail.com