Hey everyone. I ran a search but came up with nothing, so maybe you can help.
I'm using an 8051 microcontroller to control the movement of a Radio Controlled Toy Car. Basically, I want to be able to program the movement and let it run its course.
I'm removing the RF control portion of the car. The controllers for the steering servo and the rear wheel will stay in place and both use PWM. So basically, the microcontroller will have to reproduce the PWM waveforms to the servo controllers.
The voltages are at 5V, so there's no voltage amplification/reduction needed from the microcontroller. I guess there just needs to be a drive circuit between the two so that I don't burn up the controller.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
-Mike
I'm using an 8051 microcontroller to control the movement of a Radio Controlled Toy Car. Basically, I want to be able to program the movement and let it run its course.
I'm removing the RF control portion of the car. The controllers for the steering servo and the rear wheel will stay in place and both use PWM. So basically, the microcontroller will have to reproduce the PWM waveforms to the servo controllers.
The voltages are at 5V, so there's no voltage amplification/reduction needed from the microcontroller. I guess there just needs to be a drive circuit between the two so that I don't burn up the controller.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
-Mike